Jetstar to ax New Zealand regional flights from November 2019
The Australia-based low-cost carrier, Jetstar, announced that it is “proposing” cutting regional flights in New Zealand. The flights,…
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Condor to fly despite Thomas Cook bankruptcy
The German airline Condor, a subsidiary of the bankrupt British tour operator Thomas Cook, obtained a state loan…
Cathay Pacific fires two flight attendants due safety concerns
After several previous incidents, in which both Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon were affected, one more low-pressure oxygen…
Boeing’s Ethiopian, Lion Air crash victims fund starts operations
Boeing’s fund for Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes relief has started operations, the U.S. planemaker announced on…
Fly in Style: Luxurious BOEING 737-500 refurbishment by KlasJet
KlasJet, a European private and business charter carrier is continuing on improving their customer experience. The company is…
Indonesian investigators to further scrutinize 737 MAX software
The final findings by Indonesian investigators of the fatal Lion Air flight JT610 crash causes are expected to…
airBaltic receives 20 Airbus A220; completes initial order
airBaltic has received its 20th Airbus A220-300 jet, registered YL-AAT. The latest Airbus delivery completes the initial order…
Airlines plea Hong Kong to suspend airport fees
As the anti-government protests in the territory continue, businesses are struggling to keep up with the falling demand…
Thomas Cook goes bankrupt, 600,000 people stranded
British tour operator Thomas Cook declared bankruptcy after negotiations with creditors and Chinese shareholder Fosun failed. The company…
New Aviation Training Centre in Vietnam is Ready to Train Pilots
BAA Training Vietnam, brand new aviation training centre, announces being officially ready for training, as the training centre…
US House Committee invites Boeing CEO to testify on the 737 MAX
As Boeing prepares for the un-grounding of the 737 MAX, numerous legal proceedings and settlements will follow the…
Airbus suffers hangar incident in Mobile, Alabama plant
The plant, which Airbus opened in 2015 and is the site where the manufacturer builds two narrow-bodies, the…
Aviation authorities critical of FAA Boeing 737 MAX certification
In the coming weeks, several world aviation authorities should submit a report on the certification of the Boeing…
Japan Airlines to potentially purchase Malaysia Airlines stake
The troubled South East Asian carrier, Malaysia Airlines, might be getting a savior to help its dire financial…
AAIB releases report into A319 single pilot landing at Glasgow
The United Kingdom’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has released a report into an incident last year when…
US Committee to question Boeing employees
The United States House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure has formally requested interviews with Boeing employees amidst the…
Embraer delivers most popular E2 to launch operator
Embraer’s newest passenger aircraft, the E195-E2, is ready for service. The Brazilian manufacturer has made the first delivery…
Following EASA, India to certify 737 MAX individually
It seems like the ending to the 737 MAX crisis will be as complex as the crisis itself.…