Airlines

Finishes restructuring with single operating certificate, uniform fleet of Embraer jets

Japan Airlines subsidiary plans to take nine ATR 42-600s to serve Amami Islands

ICAO calls for increased investments in CAAs

Airline plans to place CFM Leap-powered narrowbody into service on May 31

Contract comes three years after loss of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

Attributes decline to U.S. efforts to cut off entry visas, restrict electronic devices

Iranian officials report first four of the airplanes will arrive over the next 15 days

Expects to meet regulatory requirements for overseas expansion by autumn 2018

Recommendations address U.S and UK bans of devices such as laptops in passenger cabins

Middle East airline’s entry into India would clash with “Make in India” policy, says SpiceJet Chairman

Calls on UK to start bilateral negotiations with EU immediately

Dearth of properly trained flight crew raises safety concerns

Questions why U.S. and UK airport lists don’t match

Airframer expects EASA approval for LCY steep approach in second quarter

EC calls for security coordination meeting in Brussels

Tightening immigration policies stand to thwart growth in demand for air travel

Nine aviation associations in Europe have issued a joint statement backing the EU and reiterating its huge benefits for aviation.

Prohibition bars laptop computers, cameras from passenger cabins

Country’s largest private airline, Arik Air, subject of government takeover

Malaysian low-fare carrier to start service between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore in early May

Directive covers six countries and affects 14 airlines

First services to fly out of Barcelona using Iberia crew

Red tape, high costs and failure to liberalize remain among barriers to change

Commercial aircraft buyers enjoying unprecedented capital access

Carrier takes first new widebody since nuclear deal

Alexandre de Juniac made his first official visit to Washington, D.C., as International Air Transport Association CEO and director general.

Air India's Alliance Air subsidiary is to expand service to second and third tier cities under the country's new Regional Connectivity Scheme.

The European Regions Airline Association predicted that its 53 member carriers are set to report "better than expected" results for 2016.

The president of the Air Line Pilots Association defended the program days after President Trump suggested the ATC modernization is failing.

U.S. Airlines Smell Opportunity To Push Political Agenda With “America First” Trump