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LATAM Cargo Brazil transports over 50 tons of essential goods to the country’s Northern area to fight COVID-19
LATAM Cargo Brazil maintains its cargo operation and is working its logistics to deliver essential goods to Brazilian states. Last Friday (29) and Saturday (30),…
Global commercial aircraft market to focus on innovative digital solutions and leasing post-COVID-19, says Frost & Sullivan
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Post-pandemic Growth Opportunity Analysis of the Global Commercial Aircraft Market, presents updates to the 2020 outlook and growth opportunities for…
European Union prohibits flights by Armenia-based carriers
The European Union banned all Armenia-based airlines from flying to the bloc under the latest changes to a list of unsafe carriers, citing concerns about…
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With aircraft grounded, Qatar seeks flexibility on new deliveries
The head of Qatar Airways called on the world’s two major planemakers to ease demands that ailing carriers accept delivery of new aircraft, saying their…
Delta weighs what next for pilots with 2,327 more than It needs
Delta Air Lines Inc. is negotiating with its pilots union to avoid potential layoffs after the carrier determined it would have 2,327 more aviators than…
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South African Airways Seeking $1.2 Billion in State Bailout
The administrators running South Africa’s embattled national airline proposed the government provide a 21 billion rand ($1.2 billion) bailout to help repay debt and resume…
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Lufthansa Bailout to Trigger Onslaught From Low-Cost Rivals
Deutsche Lufthansa AG may have won its battle for state aid, but its surrender of airport slots to appease regulators heralds heightened conflict between European…
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Emirates Group Says Job Cuts Needed With Planes Grounded
Emirates Group said it will be forced to cut jobs as the operator of the world’s largest long-haul carrier seeks to reduce costs after the…
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United Tiptoes Back to Overseas Flying With July Schedule Boost
United Airlines Holdings Inc. will add back some international flying in July, saying demand has “risen modestly” in some markets after the Covid-19 pandemic all…
Southwest Air Sees ‘Brutal Low-Fare’ Pressure in Virus Aftermath
Southwest Airlines Co. CEO Gary Kelly predicted that intense competition for passengers will create “a brutal low-fare environment” among carriers once coronavirus fears subside and…