Virgin Atlantic’s Ridgeway quits
Steve Ridgway, chief executive of Virgin Atlantic, has announced his shock resignation from the airline after more than ten years in the role. Ridgway is expected to stay until the end of the airline’...
Steve Ridgway, chief executive of Virgin Atlantic, has announced his shock resignation from the airline after more than ten years in the role. Ridgway is expected to stay until the end of the airline’...
We have been talked about and we have been copied. Now it is time for us to release our schedule. You will find the full schedule, a list of attending companies, speaker and sponsor information, floor...
2012 Aviation 100 Award Winner, Japan Airlines’ $8.5bn initial public offering has drawn orders for all the stock being sold. International investors, which will be allocated about 25% of shares, alre...
Firstly, as many of you would have noticed already, the recent weakness of oil futures is giving way to rising prices. WTI spot prices are at $96.93 while Brent Crude continues solid gains of the past...
New figures out from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) show that global air passenger and freight traffic growth slowed in July. The only month-on-month growth was displayed in Afric...
A creditor group, which together hold around $600m of AMR bonds, formed of Carlson Capital, Claren Road Asset Management, Cyrus Capital Partners, Litespeed Management and Pentwater Capital Management ...
Japan Airlines (JAL) confirmed this morning that its initial public offering (IPO) will be priced as confirmed here in January at 663 billion yen ($8.4bn) after setting the indicative price range betw...
In the Australian press it is going to be get-Alan day again no doubt starting tomorrow. Few airline executives in recent memory have had to put up with the stick that Alan Joyce has suffered and yet ...
So what is the difference between an airline that fails and an airline that does not? It would be fun to leave that one with you and see the responses but for this slot I must answer that it is Chapte...
An IATA report reveals that African premium traffic has shrunk by 4.2% year on year (June 2012 vs June 2011) and by 5.6% for the 1st calendar half of 2012 (Jan-June 2012 vs Jan-June 2011). IATA’s late...
There are so many questions that we all have right now and so few answers. All we can do is keep on looking at the signs and update possible scenarios accordingly. The Eurozone continues to put press...
We understand that there are some things you cannot leave to chance and the annual get together in Dublin is one of those things. For this reason we have already made sure that the core of finance and...
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