All Strategy news – Page 758
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No more science fiction
Dr Philippe Rochat, executive director of the Air Transport Action Group which lobbies on behalf of the aviation industry on environmental matters, responds to the Green Party’s stance on airlines and the environment
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Pensions battleground
As the US majors posted first-quarter operating losses amounting to a collective deficit of over $1.2 billion, some are turning to their pension schemes to find relief.
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Summer growth
Capacity on the North Atlantic is up for a second consecutive year, but with expansion this summer focusing away from hub-to-hub service
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Common measures
As global airport benchmarking initiatives gain increasing market acceptance, airline and airport groups are discussing for the first time a common method of measuring airport efficiency and how this could eventually be related to charging levels
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China’s crossroads
Airports in China are undergoing an unprecedented level of growth thanks to a booming economy and a stringent reform agenda.
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Concrete plans
As predicted, US airports are facing a capacity crisis to equal that of 2000. Traffic is back, bringing chronic congestion that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later
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Svit success
Air transport in the Ukraine has been in the doldrums since the collapse of communism, but a revival has begun, as the country sets its sights on the West, and membership of the European Union
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UK leads battle against new Eurocontrol charges
CAA fears harmonised approach and departure fee proposal will burden small airports
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Bombardier to face CSeries critics
Canadian manufacturer prepares for Paris air show expecting barrage of questions over proposed airliner’s future
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Emirates to trade up to new twins
Dubai carrier closes in on deals to swap out parts of existing Airbus and Boeing fleets for A350s and 777-200LRs