All Safety News – Page 810
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India tightens regulations for start-ups
India's government, fearing a spate of airline failures, is making it tougher to establish new passenger carriers.
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Tiger establishes Philippine franchise
Singapore-based low-cost carrier Tiger Airways is to set up its first overseas base, at Manila's secondary Clark airport.
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Competition intensifies in Kuwait
Kuwait is rapidly liberalising its air transport market, with the launch of three carriers threatening to heap pressure on Kuwait Airways.
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Consolidation comes to Portugal
Star Alliance member TAP Portugal could complete the purchase of rival Portugalia by year-end, forcing Portugalia to drop its SkyTeam plans.
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Industry plays joint security message
European airlines and airports are embarking on a massive publicity campaign to educate the public on newly introduced security rules, as the costs of the measures rapidly become a fact of life.
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Boomtown Boeing
Order levels remain buoyant with Boeing cashing in as Airbus acts to rebuild market confidence, says Chris Tarry of CTAIRA.
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Under a cloud
Although it could take months or even years for two major price-fixing probes to be completed, the shockwaves are already being felt around the industry
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Pilot pressure
The election of a militant head at the largest US pilots union signals a major shift in mood as labour moves to regain ground lost during the tough years following the 2001 terror attacks. It is a move that could have significant implications for airline boardrooms in the USA and ...
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Texan trio seek profits by raising fares
US airlines are returning to profitability, making money the old-fashioned way: charging higher prices.
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Labour problems plague US regionals
US regionals have become labour's fighting front line against growing demands for lower costs.
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NewsUS carriers in major transatlantic push: Airline Business report
A rush to grab a slice of the transatlantic revenue pie is bringing growth-hungry US carriers into new territory, potentially pitting alliance partners against each other.
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US ALPA votes for hard-line president promising return to tough negotiations
US Air Line Pilots Association votes for John Prater to replace Duane Woerth