Lufthansa exploring sale of aviation insurance broker, insurer
Deutsche Lufthansa AG, the German airline, is looking to sell its insurance brokerage unit Albatros and insurance business Delvag, according to people familiar with the…
American Airlines hit with largest-ever tarmac delay fine
American Airlines Group Inc. was ordered to pay a $4.1 million fine, the largest such penalty to date, for allowing aircraft to sit on the…
Boeing readies 737 Max deliveries to China after 4-year halt
Boeing Co. is preparing to restart delivery of 737 Max jets to China for the first time in four years, according to people familiar with…
Cathay Pacific: Base in Hong Kong gets support from Chinese Mainland and global connectivity
Cathay Pacific kicked off its latest recruitment event at the Qianhai International Talent Hub in Shenzhen today, as the airline leverages its strengths as a…
SkyWest’s pilot-experience workaround at stake as FAA flags risk
Devils Lake Regional Airport is partway through a $14.8 million terminal renovation that will double its size and add a boarding bridge to protect travelers…
Norse Atlantic Air aggressively looking for US freight
Norse Atlantic Airways might be an unfamiliar name in the US air freight circles, but that could be changing as the airline’s pricing and presence…
Qantas nearly doubles Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet with order for 12 widebody jets
• Australian carrier orders four 787-9 and eight 787-10 jets • Fuel-efficient, widebody Boeing jets support Qantas' growth strategy to operate one of world's most…
Plane orders from Auckland to India show travel boom’s longevity
Qantas Airways Ltd. and Air New Zealand Ltd. have both snapped up new planes to boost previous multibillion dollar aircraft orders, suggesting aviation’s lucrative post-Covid…
It’s raining cash at Qantas in supercharged post-Covid era
Alan Joyce is bowing out at Qantas Airways Ltd. with an unprecedented cash splurge, underscoring the profitability of the post-Covid era and reigniting concerns about…
MH370 plane mystery may be solved with help of barnacles
New research suggests the aircraft may have drifted “far south” of where previously thought.
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