Qantas has sued the Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) accusing the pilot union of blocking external hires to fly the Airbus A380. The airline filed the case against the union on A...
The tussle between Qantas and Transport Workers Union (TWU) will be heard at the Australian High Court in Canberra today. The issue started when the airline terminated over 1700 of the airline’s groun...
Go First lessors have approached the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, India (DGCA) to deregister and export 20 aircraft. The Dubai-based lessors that have put forward de-registration requests ar...
Founder of South Korea’s Eastar Jet, Lee Sang-jik is sentenced to six-year prison term by the Supreme Court of Korea for embezzlement of company funds and breach of trust and losses. He was arrested i...
Regent Airways, one of the eleven companies owned by Habib Group, a Bangladeshi industrial conglomerate, is on the verge of being liquidated over unpaid aircraft lease. The airline ceased commercial o...
Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has promoted eleven lawyers to the firm’s partnership across eight of its offices. The promotions take the firm's number of partners to 195, with several of the promotio...
Malaysian Aviation Group (MAG) has filed an injunction in an attempt to stop AirAsia from selling its seats via its Super App. The case will be heard in August following the filing of the injunction l...
In a major setback to the launch of Nigeria Air, a Federal High Court in Lagos barred the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) from issuing Nigeria Air an Air Operator's Certificate (AOC). The orde...
Credit Suisse has moved to the India’s top court against SpiceJet alleging contempt of court over the failure of the airline to comply with a court-approved settlement plan for payment of dues. SpiceJ...
Portugal's finance minister Fernando Medina told the country's parliament that the government sacked the chief executive of TAP Air Portugal in March before the move was legally assessed. The comments...
Florian Lenser has been named TUI Group director responsible for legal, compliance and board office, with the appointment to take effect on June 1. Lenser will succeed Nina Scherf, who is leaving the ...
The Dutch government's attempt to restrict the numbers of flights taking off and landing at Schiphol Airport could leave a €13.6bn hole in the country's economy,The amount covers the value of trade an...
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