Nauru Airlines Flight QF7332 diverts back to Brisbane
Nauru Airlines flight QR7332 from Brisbane, Australia to Townsville, Australia, made several circles over the Moreton Bay before…
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British Airways to receive first Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
British Airways is set to accept its first Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, the biggest aircraft of the Dreamliner family,…
Delta Air Lines reveals d-day of Mad Dog era end
On June 3, 2020, Delta Airlines (DAL) will mark the bittersweet end of an era. On the day,…
BREAKING: Air France definitely retires Airbus A380 fleet
Air France announced that the nine Airbus A380 aircraft that remained in its fleet would not take off…
Boeing to keep certifying its own planes: FAA report
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), much like Boeing, was under heavy scrutiny since the two fatal Boeing 737…
EasyData: EasyJet 9 million customers data leaks
EasyJet became a target of a cyberattack, the airline revealed on May 19, 2020. The attackers accessed personal…
Back to normal? Airlines to relaunch Chinese operations
The air transport industry in China gradually steps towards normalization. 16.7 million passengers were transported by domestic carriers…
Thai Airways confirms reorganization in bankruptcy
Thai Airways, the national flag carrier of Thailand, will begin the reorganization process under the bankruptcy law. The…
Swiss modifies 4 more Boeing 777 aircraft for cargo-only flights
Switzerland’s flag carrier Swiss International Air Lines have reported to be carrying out modifications on 4 of their…
South Korean airlines report lowest passenger figures in 23 years
In South Korean, only 1.35 million passengers were carried on domestic and international routes this April, according to…
Thai Airways denies bankruptcy, key decision expected tomorrow
After years of financial losses, Thai Airways is seeking government’s approval of its rehabilitation plan, and reportedly a…
Snowbirds aerobatic plane crashes in Canada, one dead
A CT-144 Tutor aircraft of the Canadian Snowbirds aerobatic team crashed during an exhibition flight. Both occupants managed…
Emirates’ future: fewer A380s and deep job cuts
Nowadays, the situation for airlines is quite clear: the need to raise and conserve cash, ground aircraft and…
Ryanair: 737 MAX to be key taking market share in Europe
Ryanair Group chief executive officer Michael O’Leary remains a strong believer in the troubled Boeing 737 MAX aircraft,…
Boeing strives to reconvince aviation safety amid COVID-19
Boeing is working on an initiative aimed to re-convince the travelling public that flying is safe amid the…
Airbus considers restructuring, 10,000 jobs at stake
Airbus is reportedly preparing a restructuring plan that would cut thousands of jobs, in order to alleviate the…
United accused of breaching $5B state aid agreement
In April 2020, together with other biggest carriers of the U.S., United Airlines got a $5 billion rescue…
Vietnam bars new airlines from taking off
One of the five fastest-growing aviation markets in the world, according to IATA’s estimates, will not welcome new players…