EU investigates possible oil-price manipulation
The European Commission raided the offices of BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Norway's Statoil, as well as the oil-price reporting firm Platts, which administers the Brent oil contract of several oil indu...
The European Commission raided the offices of BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Norway's Statoil, as well as the oil-price reporting firm Platts, which administers the Brent oil contract of several oil indu...
Robert Martin, Rich Wiley and Peter Barrett all took to the stage at ISTAT Asia this week and reiterated that airlines will become operating lessors. The conversation that has been on going now for ma...
International Airlines Group (IAG) has issued €390 million convertible bonds, maturing on May 31, 2018 to fund it acquisition of Vueling. The bonds will accrue a fixed rate of interest of 1.75 % per a...
Right here in November 2012 and in the 2013 forecast in December 2012 we told you that thing to look out for in 2013 was the spread of the novel coronavirus infection. Then in March 2013 upon the news...
International Airlines Group, parent of British Airways and Iberia, has reported a loss of €670 million before tax during the first three months, once again citing the high costs of restructuring Iber...
By the time you read this it is old news, but still Delta Air Lines paying a dividend is worthy of nothing less than the editorial section. Delta initiated a 6-cent quarterly dividend yesterday and sa...
Although I am mindful of going on about the strength of the markets lately, airlines and aircraft lessors have been taking full advantage of the positive pricing environment to refinance debt and exis...
Tony Wood has been appointed President – Aerospace at Rolls-Royce following the shock resignation of Mark King. Wood will take up his new role on May 13, while king will depart the company by the end ...
Israel has this week seen its competition regulator propose legislation meant to expand the country's ability to pursue antitrust cases against international airlines. The Israel Antitrust Authority...
Firstly we cannot start the week without a mention of the Aeroflot audit which each year reminds one of the fact that in Russian business there are a great many rather large carpets where a great ma...
United and JetBlue have both taken the opportunity in the first quarter to refinance old debt and secure new lines of credit, while Air Canada has closed its long-touted EETC earlier this week. Earl...
As reported here some months ago, Etihad Airways has confirmed its purchase of a 24% stake in Jet Airways for $379 million. The UAE carrier has agreed to subscribe for 27,263,372 new shares in Jet Air...
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