Boeing presents Q3 2019 financial results, update on the 737 MAX
During a very eventful week for Boeing, including changes to key executive positions and shades from the past…
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Airbus lands first A220 customer in Indian Ocean region
Air Austral became the first A220 customer in the Indian Ocean region, Airbus announced on October 14, 2019.…
Lufthansa slightly increases passenger numbers in September 2019
Lufthansa (LHAB) (LHA) has announced its latest traffic results, including figures for its two mainline subsidiaries and the…
Ethiopian Airlines reports profitable FY2019 amidst difficulties
Ethiopian Airlines, which has been under the spotlight of the aviation industry for the past six months due…
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,…
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…
Aigle Azur, four offers left, no more Air France
Air France and the Dubreuil group did not submit any new takeover offer for Aigle Azur after the…
Qatar Airways posts frugal FY2019 financial results
Qatar Airways has posted its financial results for FY2019. While the press release stated that the report highlights…
Lufthansa Group grows in August; provides update on Eurowings
The German airline group, which has recently hit the headlines for the comments made by its CEO Carsten…
Safran reports strong financial results despite 737 MAX impact
French aerospace group Safran saw its operating income increased by more than 35% in the first half of…
“We are not bankrupt” Interjet claims
Mexican low cost airline Interjet “categorically denies” a claim that it is bankrupt. The statement comes following a…
AirAsia X remains loyal to A320neo Family, cuts A330neo options
AirAsia X, the long-haul unit of the AirAsia Group, sings a firm order for 12 A330-900 and 30…
Rolls Royce joins Widerøe’s electrical aircraft program
Rolls-Royce and Widerøe announced joining forces on a research program that ultimately strives to develop an electrical aircraft…
US, EU authorities remove wet leasing time limits
The United States, European Union, Iceland, and Norway sign an agreement, removing time constraints on aircraft wet leasing. The…
Virgin Australia reports loss for 7th year in row, plans job cuts
Virgin Australia Group, the parent company of the second largest airline in Australia, has reported $315.4 million loss…
On thin ice: Cathay Pacific grows in July but remains skeptical
As the protests in Hong Kong escalate further, Cathay Pacific finds out that its previous forecasts of falling…
Boeing MAX ‘situation’ costs airlines $1B per month
In March 2019, aviation regulators and airlines around the world grounded the Boeing 737 MAX airliner after two…
Global ACMI will reach $7.07 B by 2025
Just until recently wet leasing was considered a way to solve short term problems like seasonal volumes, maintenance…