News from FlightGlobal – Page 1661
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NewsBombardier forced to reassess CSeries
Bombardier is revising the CSeries business case used by the company's board of directors in March to give authorisation to offer the potential new product line to airlines and risk-sharing partners.
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Driving a dream
Unfazed by fierce competition from Airbus’s A350, Boeing is confident that its 787 Dreamliner, which has already attracted record orders, will capture half the market over the next two decades
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Expansive Latin carriers to float shares
As part of their ambitious expansion plans, Aerolineas Argentinas and two of Brazil’s three airlines – TAM and GOL – will offer shares on the capital markets before the year end.
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As good as it gets
Although it may not have felt that way, the industry may already have seen the best of the economic upturn, writes Chris Tarry
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Asia’s unpredictable outlook
Asian air transport is experiencing mixed fortunes, with carriers anticipating erratic results for 2005. But Air China and All Nippon Airways have bucked the trend to see profits soar above 2004 figures
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Gulf carriers in upbeat mood
A mainly positive reporting season has seen several Middle Eastern airlines talk of privatisation and initial public offerings as they seek to raise capital and in some cases at least, continue to expand.
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Australia deliberates over open skies
Australia is divided over whether to allow open skies with Singapore, as proposed when the two sides last held talks in February.
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Air India edges toward fleet renewal...
Air India has taken a big step towards placing long-delayed orders for new aircraft, with its board voting to seek government approval to buy up to 50 Boeing widebodies.
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ANA assists ailing carriers
Two of Japan’s long-struggling second-tier airlines are starting to show signs of promise after securing restructuring assistance from major carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA).