Aviation Daily Roundup: Jan. 19, 2023

January 19, 2023

Aerospace Outlook: Optimism In The Face Of Headwinds

An Accenture survey found that nearly one-third of aerospace executives expect their revenue to increase over the next six months.

Credit: John Dick/Alamy Stock Photo

Quarterly RPKs For China’s Leading Airlines, 2019-2022

Traffic for China’s leading three carriers continued to plummet in the 2022 fourth quarter, the last reporting period of China’s zero-COVID policy era.

Qatar Airways, Air Serbia Unveil Codeshare Partnership

Qatar Airways is eying growth in Central and Eastern Europe through an agreement with Air Serbia.

Credit: Joe Pries

Saab 340B Turboprops See Unlikely Resurgence

Conversion companies are seeing an uptick in demand for the type, which is seeing increased utilization despite being out of production since 1999.

Credit: Rob Finlayson

United Airlines Expects Slow Return To China

The airline says it has restored the bulk of its Asia network aside from China.

Credit: United Airlines

Vienna Airport Reactivates Terminal Expansion As Passengers Return

The Terminal 3 Southern Enlargement investment project was on hold due to the coronavirus crisis.

Credit: Kurt Hofmann

Schiphol To Remove Capacity Caps, Warns Of Continuing Challenges

Amsterdam Schiphol airport plans to remove its cap on the number of departing passengers with the start of the northern summer schedule.

Credit: Sergio Azenha / Alamy Stock Photo

Chinese Airline Results Show Extent Of 2022 Regression

China was the world’s only major air transport market that saw negative growth in 2022.

Credit: Thomas Peter/Reuters/Alamy Stock Photo

Supply Chain Issues Delay 5G-Related Upgrades, China Airlines Says

Supply-chain issues threaten to delay needed radio altimeter upgrades for aircraft operating in U.S. airspace. One non-U.S. carrier has reported problems.

Credit: Bill Oxford / Getty Images

Raytheon Buildout In Bengaluru Powers Up With Pratt Office

The Super Tier 1 and defense prime contractor is consolidating several activities in Bengaluru, India.

Credit: Pratt & Whitney

An Accenture survey found that nearly one-third of aerospace executives expect their revenue to increase over the next six months, and traffic for China’s leading three carriers continued to plummet in the 2022 fourth quarter, the last reporting period of China’s zero-COVID policy era.

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