Air Freight News
Airbus’s Global Footprint Becomes a Burden in a Shrinking Market
Over the past dozen years, Airbus SE has grown from a European planemaker with purely local production into a global manufacturer with assembly lines on…
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Emirates to Extend 50% Salary Cuts Until September
Emirates has extended 50% salary cuts until September as the Dubai-based carrier steps up measures to preserve cash, according to an internal memo.
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British Airways Threatens to Fire All Pilots in Latest Salvo
British Airways warned its pilots union that it would dismiss all of the company’s 4,300 pilots and rehire them on individual contracts unless the union…
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British Airways Weighs Lawsuit to Block U.K. Quarantine
British Airways is considering a legal challenge to block the U.K.’s quarantine plan, a day after the carrier skipped a meeting with the government to…
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AirAsia Studies Fundraising, Joint Ventures Amid Virus Squeeze
AirAsia Group Bhd. is evaluating capital-raising proposals from bankers and looking at potential partnerships as it tries to ease liquidity pressure that’s also having knock-on…
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Airlines Are Flying Blind Into Europe’s Sunny Summer Skies
Easing travel restrictions have lured carriers back, but it’s unclear whether passengers will climb aboard
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Asian Airlines Rally as American Lifts Hopes of Resumed Travel
The fledgling recovery in Asian airline stocks caught an updraft on a bullish outlook from one of the world’s largest carriers.
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American Air’s 74% Jump in Flying Signals Travel on the Mend
American Airlines Group Inc. surged the most on record after the carrier said it would boost July flights 74% compared with this month, signaling that…
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U.S. Airlines Object to China’s Once-a-Week Flight Limit
U.S. carriers objected to China’s plan to ease its ban on foreign airlines starting June 8 -- a course-change that came a day after the…
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Lufthansa to Depart Germany’s DAX Benchmark After 32-Year Stay
Germany’s flag carrier is being removed from the country’s benchmark stock index for the first time since the gauge’s inception more than three decades ago,…