New variant lands fresh blow on UK airlines
Following the identification of a new variant of the coronavirus, many countries are banning international travel from the UK. France was the first country to close its border with the UK and has also...
Following the identification of a new variant of the coronavirus, many countries are banning international travel from the UK. France was the first country to close its border with the UK and has also...
Transport Canada has validated the changes to the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft recently certified by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This means that the modifications can now be incorporated ...
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into the refunds process provided by airlines during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The investigation will consider situ...
In almost every discussion during our online events or interviews with aviation executives the question of when the recovery will begin and its likely shape is raised. In the summer, most responses re...
Airline Economics wrapped up its final online event of 2020 on December 2 with the insightful Airline Economics Growth Frontiers London virtual conference, kindly sponsored by Carlyle Aviation Partner...
According to a new report, the 2020 Cirium Fleet Forecast, published by Ascend by Cirium, the world will need US$2.8 trillion (£2.1 trillion) worth of new aircraft over the next 20 years, despite the ...
Castlelake and Boeing Capital Corporation have announced a partnership to provide delivery financing solutions to commercial aircraft customers for new commercial aircraft deliveries. Through the part...
Japanese airline, ANA Holdings, has confirmed its intention to launch an offering of new shares in order to raise approximately ¥332.1bn ($3.2bn) to purchase 787 aircraft. The airline said that the ne...
Deutsche Lufthansa successfully issued an unsecured €1bn 5.5 year Eurobond, which was reported to be oversubscribed by about 4 times after what it termed as “successful investor meetings the day befor...
Yesterday Norwegian bowed to the extreme market conditions and lack of additional government financial support and filed for bankruptcy protection process in Ireland. Subsidiary Norwegian Air Internat...
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has cleared the Boeing 737 MAX for return to service following the completion of a number of return-to-service maintenance tasks for operators identified b...
Governments around the world do seem to enjoy ridiculing commercial aviation. Civil aviation is, as it has always been, a political football. And now it seems everyone and their dog want to have a kic...
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