Air Freight News
CWA calls on Congress to address serious safety concerns for airline workers
At a hearing hosted today by the House Subcommittee on Aviation, CWA member Donielle Prophete called on Congress and American Airlines to address serious safety…
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Etihad Cargo’s IATA CEIV certification opens membership to Cool Chain Association and Pharma.Aero
On the back of its recent successes in obtaining IATA CEIV certifications for both its pharma and fresh products, Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics…
British Airways owner goes to EU about UK’s Flybe rescue
British Airways parent IAG SA filed a complaint to the European Union after Britain backed a rescue of regional carrier Flybe, which feeds passengers onto…
Qatar Airways narrows full-year loss with sales surge, CEO says
Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said a surge in sales and a higher load factor will narrow losses for the fiscal year…
UK’s Flybe rescue shows it’s tough for governments to go green
U.K. carrier Flybe’s struggle for survival has highlighted a key issue facing countries as they move toward more sustainable forms of transport: very often the…
Malaysia Airlines halts 737 Max deliveries in fresh blow to Boeing
Malaysia Airlines Bhd. suspended deliveries of Boeing Co. 737 Max aircraft it had on order for this year, the first Southeast Asian carrier to publicly…
Boeing’s ‘very bad’ internal messages boost crash victim suits
Internal emails from Boeing Co. employees could strengthen the legal case for families claiming the company’s push to minimize the training needed for new 737…
Ukraine urges five-nation probe into downed jet, even without Iran
Ukraine called for an investigation by five countries that lost citizens in last week’s downing of a passenger jet leaving Tehran -- but said Iran…
American Air removes 737 Max until June, matching United
American Airlines Group Inc. is removing the 737 Max from its flight schedules through early June, a type of delay that has become almost routine…
Mexico doesn’t know what to do with its Presidential Dreamliner
A state-of-the-art $130 million presidential Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner is becoming a headache for the government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.