Strategy – Page 707
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NewsBritish Airways A319 loses all flight displays at night
Mystery failure leaves crew relying on external horizon after night-time take-off
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Interview
INTERVIEW: Airbus chief Humbert
The European airframer may have eclipsed rival Boeing, but its new boss knows staying on top will not be easy
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News
Competition among airlines fuels surge in salaries
The ageing profile of pilots and engineers, and the shortage of young people entering the industry, is hurting – nowhere more than in the booming Arabian Gulf region
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NewsChinese start-up East Star orders 20 A320s
CFMI and GECAS also win as East Star goes for Airbus
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News
Doubts emerge over IATA’s e-freight plan
IATA promoted its e-freight initiative to the air cargo industry at an industry event last month, but found many have reservations about the project.
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News
ANZ and Qantas look to outsource
Air New Zealand (ANZ) and Qantas have drawn fire over separate proposals to outsource heavy maintenance on long-haul aircraft and engines.
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Air Berlin offers Stansted connections
Air Berlin is to open a transfer base at London Stansted Airport, taking on Europe’s low-cost giants easyJet and Ryanair in their home market.
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Day of reckoning nears for ailing Independence Air
Analysts believe the future of Independence Air is more likely to be liquidation, rather than buyout or asset purchase, as the regional jet operator files for Chapter 11.
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NewsAirbus wins $2.8B worth of orders
Airbus yesterday pulled off twin orders together worth $2.8 billion. The first was for 30 A320 family aircraft worth $1.9 billion for Kingfisher Airlines.
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News
Face the facts with ... Filippo Bagnato
ATR is at Dubai in great shape – sensational shape compared with two years ago – on the back of a flood of orders and an oil-price driven resurgence of interest in turboprops. Filippo Bagnato, chief executive of ATR, talks to Mike Martin about the fight back against regional jets, ...