Airlines

Fatigue cracking leads to flight cancellations at Japan’s ANA

Geared turbofan-powered narrowbody to arrive in Brazil on August 31

IATA says that Egyptian foreign currency exchange restrictions have resulted in $275 million of airline revenues being trapped in the country.

The Transformation Qantas initiative to reduce costs has resulted in an impressive turnaround in the fortunes of the Australian carrier.

Carriers desperate to address worsening shortage of cockpit crew

Flag carrier to lease 20 of the lower-weight widebodies from IAFC

The 10 major carriers analyzed by Airlines for America collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion during the first half of 2016.

China Southern and China Eastern to start move in 2019

Weeks after Southwest Airlines cancelled 2,300 flights over a router failure, Delta Air Lines reported a system-wide failure affecting flights.

Upward trend in travel demand moderating since January

How SuperJet Helps Airlines Like CityJet to Expand Networks Profitably

Seven-day walkout cost airline €90 million

Twenty percent of domestic and medium-haul services from Paris canceled

Purchase marks Gulf carrier's third major foreign ownership move in less than a month

At face value, profits are holding up well at leading European carriers, but multiple concerns, including terrorism, have blighted the outlook.

Deliveries to start in third quarter of 2019

Carriers should implement data-driven fatigue risk management systems, says the International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations

The need for new airline pilots and technicians will grow by double digits in both categories, the manufacturer said.

The Canadian air navigation service provider last revised its rate structure in 2007, the year after it was established.

The parties will develop a new system combining the Airbus Runway Overrun Protection System and Honeywell's SmartLanding technology.

The low-fare carrier anticipates returning to profitability by the fourth quarter and deriving more revenue from China and the region.

The latest member of the Airbus A320neo family promises range of 4,000 nm, connecting Scandinavia to the U.S., Europe and parts of Asia.

The department continues to evaluate foreign air-carrier permits sought by the UK and Irish subsidiaries of Norwegian Air Shuttle.

Highlights include regional connectivity scheme, liberalization of foreign investment

Contract including options valued at $6.3 billion

Air Astana is facing a dilemma as to whether it can still afford the Boeing 787s it plans to add to its fleet.

The Canadian manufacturer reports 428 firm orders for the 90-seat CRJ900 regional airliner.

U.S. manufacturer acknowledges existence of talks

Philippines Airlines has protested what it sees as anti-competitive blocks on its fifth freedom rights to fly to Kuwait and Dubai.

Despite big profits, Tyler sees ‘upside’ for airlines