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EUROCONTROL data snapshot on airlines having introduced more fuel-efficient aircraft
Historically network airlines have operated a variety of aircraft types to cover their business needs. This ranges from smaller aircraft types on regional routes up…
SalamAir introducing its 4th summer destination Sarajevo
• SalamAir to fly between Muscat and Sarajevo from 12th July 2021. • New route to operate once a week to Sarajevo.
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United goes all-In on premium flyers with 270 jets, upgrade
United Airlines Holdings Inc. is overhauling its fleet with the biggest jetliner order in company history and an ambitious upgrade for its aircraft cabins, bolstering…
Devas joins Cairn in trying to seize Air India’s overseas assets
Devas Multimedia Pvt., a company seeking over $1.2 billion it won in international arbitration from India, has joined Cairn Energy Plc in seeking to seize…
Mexican budget carrier Viva Aerobus plans US IPO
Budget airline Grupo Viva Aerobus SAB is planning a U.S. initial public offering as soon as this year, according to people with knowledge of the…
Boeing prepares safety measures for 737 next generation jets
Boeing Co. is finalizing a set of three safety enhancements to the engines on its popular 737 Next Generation models to prevent debris from escaping…
Republic Airways said to plan IPO, 4 years after bankruptcy exit
Republic Airways, which operates regional flights for the three largest U.S. carriers, is exploring going public as soon as this year, according to people with…
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United Air seen finalizing its largest-ever narrow-body jet deal
United Airlines Holdings Inc. is poised to buy more than 200 Airbus SE and Boeing Co. jetliners, one of the largest purchases in its history,…
Boeing’s updated 777 hit with new safety concerns from FAA
Boeing Co.’s updated version of the long-haul 777 jet is facing additional testing because of what U.S. regulators called a test-flight incident and multiple other…
Airline CEOs talk, then talk some more, to coax US flyers back
U.S. airline chiefs have been seeking the limelight like never before as they try to lure back both budget and business travelers.