News from FlightGlobal – Page 1045
-
News
Joint venture fever catches hold
Oneworld transatlantic joint venture finally begins as Air Canada and United unveil transborder plans, writes Graham Dunn in London
-
News
SriLankan looks to capitalise on stability
Carrier aims for lift off as it looks to capitalise on island nation's new-found stability, writes Siva Govindasamy in Colombo
-
News
No turning back for Middle East
Under fire Middle East carriers defiant on expansion and see region supporting continued scope for growth, writes Graham...
-
News
Market outlook: Chinese takeaways
Chris Tarry reflects on China's aviation potential following his recent visit
-
News
Allegiant to shift all Orlando International flights back to Sanford
Allegiant Air has decided to consolidate all its Orlando flying at Sanford Airport from February 2011, just one year after splitting its Orlando operation...
-
News
Bombardier expands support network
Bombardier has expanded its global customer support network by three centres, to bring its worldwide total to 60, as it seeks to make its logistics operations...
-
News
Focus: bmi turnaround strategy
When former Jet Airways chief executive Wolfgang Prock-Schauer took leadership of bmi late last year, he had a Herculean task ahead of him.
-
NewsSaudi Arabian 'committed' to taking 787
Saudi Arabian Airlines insists it is still intending to take the Boeing 787 as part of its fleet-modernisation programme, even though it has recently indicated...
-
News
Green light for V Australia-Etihad codeshare and marketing deal
Australia has approved V Australia's application to begin a codeshare agreement with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways.
-
NewsCebu Pacific raises $542m in world's largest LCC public offering
Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific has raised 23.3 billion Philippine Pesos in its initial public offering (IPO) on the Philippine Stock Exchange, in the largest...
-
News
Business bad week
EUROPEAN CHARTERS Blue Line ceased operations and returned its eight aircraft - Airbus A310s, Boeing MD-83s and Fokker 100s - to their lessors ...
-
News
WORLD AIRLINERS: Regional rise
Aircraft from China, Japan and Russia are poised to enter the regional jet market, but will they make an international impact? Flightblogger MARY...
-
News
WORLD AIRLINERS: ATR and Bombardier continue to mull over larger turboprops
ATR and Bombardier believe there could be a market for a larger turboprop, but are cagey about making the first move
-
News
WORLD AIRLINERS: Regional cargo conversions' role reversal
The transformation from small passenger airliner to freighter has led to an increase in popularity for some aircraft types BAE Systems Converting...
-
News
WORLD AIRLINERS: Mixed messages from Russia and China on regional programmes
A focus on regional jets has meant that development of small turboprops has all but been forgotten in China and Russia
-
NewsDelta defers first 787 delivery to 2020
Delta Air Lines has reconfirmed its order for 18 Boeing 787-8s but has deferred deliveries to between 2020 and 2022. Ending extended uncertainty around...