TUI Group finally sells majority stake in Corsair
TUI Group sells a majority stake in its French subsidiary, a scheduled carrier Corsair. TUI hopes to sell…
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Third MC-21 prototype begins flight tests [video]
The third prototype joined the previous two MC-21-300 aircraft for flight testing at the airfield of Irkutsk Aviation…
Tainted debut: Three Boeing entrants in 2019
This year, three big debuts were expected from Boeing: the roll out of its state-of-the-art 777X series, decision…
Etihad reports losses, Jet Airways bailout delayed
While Jet Airways is in dire need for funds, its 24% stakeholder Etihad continues to battle its own…
Will travelers be happy with the air passenger rights Reform?
Every year the 15thof March is dedicated to consumer rights. World Consumer Rights Day was first introduced in…
MRJ flight testing shows “good results”, Mitsubishi claims
Mitsubishi has started MRJ90 regional jet certification flight tests early in March 2019, the company confirmed to AeroTime.…
Ryanair to rebrand Polish subsidiary as Buzz
After less than one year of operations, Ryanair Sun is already rebranding. Ryanair Group standalone business, operating on…
New evidence prompted Boeing 737 MAX grounding in US
Following the lead of Asia, Europe, and hours after Canada, the United States grounded Boeing 737 MAX planes,…
Lufthansa sells four A380s back to Airbus, adds 40 long-hauls
Lufthansa Group decided to update its long haul fleet with as much as 40 new Boeing Dreamliners and…
NTSB released update on Atlas Air crash
On March 12, 2019, the United States National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued investigative update on Atlas…
Norwegian to “send the bill” to Boeing after 737 MAX grounding
Norwegian Air Shuttle said it would “send the bill” to Boeing after it was forced to ground its…
Opinion: What does Boeing have to lose?
This article was written by Diogenis Papiomytis, Global Program Director – Commercial Aviation, Frost & Sullivan. The opinion of…
After bans, who still flies the Boeing 737 Max?
Multiple countries and operators opted to ground Boeing 737 MAX fleets until investigation into Ethiopian Airlines crash provides…
Malaysia Airlines could be sold, shut or refinanced by government
Malaysia Airlines might be facing an uncertain future, as the country’s government is reportedly weighting in to shut, sell…
Ethiopian crash aftermath: Boeing shares plummet
After a second crash involving Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft within five months, unease regarding MAX planes safety…
More countries ban Boeing 737 MAX amid safety concerns
After China, Latin America and Indonesia, several countries around the world have enforced a ban of the Boeing 737 Max…
Aerolineas Argentinas Grounded all it’s 737 Max fleet
Yesterday night, Argentinian flag carrier Aerolineas Argentinas decided to ground all it´s 5 737 Max 8 fleet after…
China bans Boeing 737 MAX 8 operations following Ethiopian crash
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has ordered the country’s airlines to suspend Boeing 737 MAX 8…