Airlines

MOU between A4A and China Air Transport Association designed to extend dialogue over market access

While operating revenues of $158 billion were flat compared to 2014, the industry benefited from reduced operating costs, including lower fuel.

The nose gear of an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 787 collapsed as the aircraft was about to push back from the gate in Addis Ababa on March 3.

European Regions Airline Association looks for more concrete support from EU lawmakers as they formulate a new policy for aviation.

Amazon and air cargo provider Air Transport Services Group have reached agreement to deliver Amazon packages using 20 Boeing 767s.

The U.S. Department of Transportation expects to decide by this summer which U.S. airlines will fly scheduled services to Cuba.

Fleet update excludes Bombardier C Series

Executives see no delivery disruptions, however, saying that United Express carriers could take E175s intended for Republic Airways.

Ethiopian appears to have beaten off competition from Etihad Airways to buy a 49 percent stake in RwandAir.

One of Bombardier C Series' largest customers begins restructuring

The Mexican government and participating institutions will fund the research for four years, studying "sustainable" biofuel feedstocks.

LOI calls for firm order for 45 CS300s

AIN spoke to Andrew Herdman, director general of the Asia Pacific Airlines Association, ahead of the Singapore Airshow.

Once hailed as one of the world’s fastest growing markets, Myanmar’s aviation sector is suffering from overcapacity and a slowdown in growth.

For many years the low-cost/low-fare airline model failed to grow in Japan, but with recent liberalisation the sector is booming

Promised changes include new investment in regional connectivity

Notices follow two 'isolated' incidents involving cabin depressurization

Separate orders from Iran Air call for delivery of at least 20 ATRs, 118 Airbus jets

First airplane due to arrive in Tokyo in 2018

Airlines for Europe seeks to influence European Union regulatory policy affecting airports and air navigation service providers.

Restructured order worth some $3.5 billion at list prices

Delivery marks culmination of five years of development

The acquisition will add Southern Air's Boeing 777 and 737 freighters to the Atlas Air fleet of Boeing 747s.

Airbus, Boeing to vie for some $20 billion in business

Airlines retain code-share rights on 26 routes through end of winter schedule

The partnership will enable the two airlines to 'take maximum advantage' of the increasing demand for air travel in the Asia market.

Plans to apply ‘lessons learned’ from new common processes at Heathrow’s Terminal 2

Labor groups also oppose an earlier application by Ireland-based Norwegian Air International, alleging it will flout labor standards.

Court upholds German government's decision to rescind code-share rights on 29 routes

The study by researchers at Dartmouth College and MIT recommends the Department of Transportation modify the current tarmac delay rule.