Airline News-July 30, 2015

Collusion, especially among competing airlines in the world’s largest commercial air transport market, is a serious charge. One of the strange…

From the August 2015 issue of Air Transport World magazine

Malaysia's deputy transport minister said July 30 it was "almost certain" that the debris found washed up on Reunion island in the southern Indian Ocean was from a Boeing 777 aircraft.

The Australian government has issued a statement on the discovery of debris on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean July 29 and which is being examined to determine whether it comes from missing Malaysia Airlines MH370, a Boeing 777-200.

A large piece of debris that appears to look like an aircraft wing flap has washed up on an island in the Indian Ocean, raising speculation that it may have come from Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 flight MH370 that has been missing since March 2014.

A Cathay Pacific Airways Boeing 777-300ER made an emergency landing at a US military airport in Alaska due to smoke in the aircraft.

Lufthansa’s pilot union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) has offered new concessions to end the ongoing dispute, which has resulted in 12 strikes over the past 15 months.