Air Freight News
Airbus weighs A330 output cut after top buyer seeks deferral
Airbus SE is considering a cut in A330neo jet production after the wide-body’s biggest customer said a coronavirus-driven slump in travel had forced it to…
Etihad Airways annual loss narrows to less than $1 billion
Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways continued to make progress paring back its sprawling operation, shrinking the annual loss by about one third even as revenue declined.
Norwegian Air pulls 2020 guidance, cuts flights on coronavirus
Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA withdrew its financial guidance for 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak wreaks havoc on the airline industry.
Lufthansa, airports seek to raise cash as virus hammers travel
Germany’s biggest airline and two of its largest airport operators are seeking funds in the local Schuldschein debt market, even as the spread of coronavirus…
Vietnam Air passengers quarantined on virus exposure threat
Twelve crew members and 51 out of 73 passengers on a Vietnam Airlines flight from Nagoya in Japan to Ho Chi Minh City were placed…
Inadequate plane cleaning may have exposed flyers to virus
Substandard plane-cleaning practices on a Qantas Airways Ltd. plane may have put workers and passengers at risk of catching the new coronavirus, according to a…
United, JetBlue to cut flights on demand drop from coronavirus
United Airlines Holdings Inc. and JetBlue Airways Corp. are trimming flights to grapple with a swift drop in travel demand because of the coronavirus outbreak.
What’s an airline nightmare? No spring break
The aerospace industry was already showing cracks before the coronavirus hit. United’s latest flight cutbacks signal real trouble. 
Aeroflot adds first A350-900 to fleet, taking passenger offering to next level
Aeroflot has presented its inaugural Airbus A350-900, becoming the first operator in Russia of the world’s most advanced widebody passenger aircraft. The presentation ceremony took…
Boeing Max compensation lifts Gulf’s Flydubai to 2019 profit
Flydubai, the second-biggest customer for Boeing Co.’s grounded 737 Max, said compensation from the U.S. planemaker helped lift the discount carrier to an annual profit.