Aer Lingus has announced that it will generate a loss for 2001. Initially forecasting a profit of I£50 million ($54 million), the carrier experienced problems related to the UK's foot and mouth disease, softening global economy and higher fuel prices. Against this background, the airline's planned IPO is in doubt, and a trade sale is now being talked about.
Source: Airline Business
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating an incident involving a Southwest Airlines jet that reportedly took off from a closed runway at Portland International Jetport in Maine on 25 June.
Swiss air navigation service Skyguide has restored full capacity to Geneva airspace, more than two days after flooding disrupted operations an air traffic management control centre. Skyguide says the flooding, following a heavy thunderstorm on 25 June, affected the facility’s data centre and, specifically, the cooling systems. The risk of ...
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says Boeing “blatantly violated NTSB investigative regulations” when it publicly disclosed information relevant to the investigation of the 5 January Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 door-plug blowout.
