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Boeing leaves Singapore empty-handed, unlike the sanitizer thief
The giants of aviation left the Singapore Airshow with little to brag about, but someone ended up with one of the hottest deals in town:…
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Airlines versus coronavirus: A bruising and lopsided battle
The novel coronavirus has broadsided the aviation industry, particularly at its epicenter in China. Tens of thousands of flights in and out of the country…
Avianca shares fall after Colombian authorities search offices
Avianca Holdings SA shares fell the most in a month Thursday after the airline’s offices were searched by Colombian authorities as part of a bribery…
Bombardier speeds dismemberment with A220 deal, other talks
Bombardier Inc., which once made everything from snowmobiles to commercial jets, is poised to become a shadow of its former self as the Canadian manufacturer…
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American Air steps up Delta rivalry with Seattle as overseas hub
American Airlines Group Inc. wants to establish Seattle as an international gateway for westward flights to India and other locations, with help from a reinvigorated…
Airbus presses Boeing rivalry with jet deal, production ramp-up
Airbus SE pledged to churn out more aircraft than ever and consolidated its ownership of the A220 jetliner, pressing home its advantage over Boeing Co.…
Norwegian Air deepens cutbacks in long-haul flights
Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA deepened planned cuts in its long-haul network that are aimed at returning the troubled low-cost carrier to profitability this year.
Former United CFO raises $125 million for startup US airline
A new budget airline created by a former United Airlines executive has raised $125 million in funding and plans to start service before the end…
Boeing to set up a 737 Max simulator in India, key customer says
Boeing Co. agreed to set up a simulator for 737 Max jets in India and will bear the full cost, a key Indian customer said,…
‘Shocking’ Airbus scandal spurs SriLankan to pursue compensation
The government of Sri Lanka is considering ways of recovering damages, including claiming compensation from Airbus SE, after the European planemaker admitted to bribing executives…