Air New Zealand working ‘constructively’ with Boeing, chair says
Air New Zealand Ltd. will “work constructively” with Boeing Co. to secure its 787 Dreamliners and has faith the US planemaker can deliver on its…
Airbus, Rolls-Royce close to $20 billion Turkish Airlines parts deal
Turkish Airlines is set to sign an agreement with Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc and Airbus SE for the domestic production of aircraft components valued at as…
United surges as outlook eases worry over Boeing deliveries
United Airlines Holdings Inc.’s shares rose the most in almost three months after the carrier forecast better-than-expected profit this quarter, tempering concerns that Boeing Co.…
Boeing plane’s mid-air blowout not a surprise, FAA panelist says
The mid-flight blowout that plunged Boeing Co. into a crisis of confidence was not a surprise, considering shortcomings in the company’s safety culture, an aerospace…
Boeing makes its largest purchase of blended sustainable aviation fuel
The blended fuel – 30% SAF made from waste by-products such as fats, oils, and greases and 70% conventional jet fuel – will support the…
Emirates SkyCargo joins Pharma.Aero
Pharma.Aero, the global cross-industry collaboration platform for excellence in pharmaceutical transportation, proudly announces the addition of Emirates SkyCargo to its alliance. This strategic collaboration marks…
Delta Airlines launches New York-Munich service three times weekly
Delta Airlines, one of the world's largest airlines and one of Munich Airport's first customers, is now offering another destination from Munich to the United…
The airline industry’s biggest climate challenge: A lack of clean fuel
Tallow, sugarcane and even carbon dioxide can be used to make sustainable aviation fuel. But there’s not nearly enough to meet airlines’ goals.
Hawaii’s air cargo community favors Alaska Air’s pending Hawaiian Air buyout
Sources and insiders say both airlines will maintain their current identities and that if Alaska’s $1.9 billion buyout of Hawaiian Air goes through, they will…
January 2024 U.S. airline traffic data up 4.0% from the same month last year
U.S. airlines carried 70.0 million systemwide (domestic and international) scheduled service passengers in January 2024, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS).
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