Civil Aviation Blow from the past: Boeing 737 MAX crisis hit with controversy Just as Boeing seemed to be getting closer to having its upgrades to the 737 MAX flight controls… October 21, 2019
Civil Aviation South Korea’s top court suspends Asiana route over crash landing A five years-long court battle over the 2013 deadly crash landing of Asiana Airlines flight 214 in San… October 18, 2019
Civil Aviation United courting Brazil’s Azul for partnership with Avianca, Copa These days U.S. legacy carriers are vying for their piece of the Latin America cake. The latest in… October 16, 2019
Civil Aviation American Airlines-GOL partnership to counter Delta-LATAM deal? After American Airlines’ (A1G) (AAL) proposed venture with Chile’s LATAM Airlines Group was stopped in its tracks, in… October 14, 2019
Civil Aviation No paper plane: NASA supersonic X-59 QueSST is coming together Following years of research and design engineering, NASA believes it has come up with a solution on how… October 11, 2019
Civil Aviation Aeroflot drops order for 22 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, awaits A350s Aeroflot is keeping busy these days when it comes to sprucing up its fleet. The Russian flag carrier… October 10, 2019
Civil Aviation Union strikes and shambolic negotiations: Alitalia still kicking Two years after Alitalia declared bankruptcy and various deadlines extended, the Italian government is still negotiating a binding… October 9, 2019
Space NASA takes delivery of its first all-electric X-plane These days NASA is not only preoccupied with the research and development of spacecraft – the agency is… October 7, 2019
Aviation Economics & Finance Airbus slapped with 10% tariffs, industry to lose more, it says Washington is set to make good on its pledge to retaliate on European Union (EU) goods, including aircraft,… October 4, 2019
Civil Aviation Operation Matterhorn: Thomas Cook customers flown home on A380 Following the announcement of Thomas Cook’s bankruptcy on September 23, 2019, more than 600,000 holidaymakers found themselves without… October 3, 2019
Civil Aviation Norwegian connects the Arctic with gateway to Antarctica Norwegian became the only airline to operate flights to both the world’s northernmost and southernmost commercial airports, virtually… October 2, 2019
Aviation Economics & Finance US could be granted $8B tariffs on EU goods in Airbus-Boeing row The United States is expected to be granted approval by the World Trade Organization (WTO) to impose tariffs… October 1, 2019
Aviation Events Aircraft ACMI leasing market: what you need to know The rapid rise in global demand for air travel combined with the emergence of low-cost carriers have led… September 18, 2019
Airlines Aviation Events Digital transformation in aviation: Big data, IoT, AI & mobility The aviation industry has been on the front line of digital transformation ever since the digital revolution began… September 17, 2019
Civil Aviation Cathay Pacific cuts capacity after “incredibly challenging” month Caught in the crossfire between the politics of mainland China and anti-government protests in Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific… September 12, 2019
Civil Aviation Iceland’s WOW air to take off again, this time, from the US The defunct Icelandic low-cost carrier WOW air is reportedly set to resume flight operations as soon as October… September 10, 2019
Civil Aviation Boeing 777X program takes another hit, door blows out during test Boeing’s new wide-body jet program, the 777X, has taken another hit. Reports indicate that the manufacturer has had… September 9, 2019
Civil Aviation American Airlines mechanic arrested over suspicion of sabotage A bitter dispute between American Airlines (A1G) (AAL) and its mechanics unions has turned ugly. The company’s mechanic… September 6, 2019