Aviation Daily Roundup: July 10, 2023

The loss of separation between an Embraer ERJ170 operated by Air France subsidiary Hop! and a Cessna 525 CitationJet in January 2022 was caused by a failure in the Cessna’s air data system, says France’s air investigation bureau BEA. 

American Airlines and JetBlue have been ordered by a federal judge to provide clarification, as only one plans to appeal a ruling ordering the dissolution of their alliance. 

UK LCC easyJet has pre-emptively canceled around 1,700 flights over the remainder of the summer season—representing nearly 2% of its scheduled flights—because of European air traffic control (ATC) disruption.

Air Algerie CEO Yacine Benslimane has told Aviation Daily he is considering setting up new airlines within Algeria and in other African countries.

An advert published in an Indian newspaper July 10 invites potential investors to express interest in Go Airline (India) Limited, the insolvent LCC better known as Go First.

Airline capacity on German domestic routes will continue to be substantially lower than in pre-pandemic times, German air travel association BDL predicts.Airline capacity on German domestic routes will continue to be substantially lower than in pre-pandemic times, German air travel association BDL predicts.

China’s government has given the green light to invest CNY2.36 billion ($327 million) to build a new domestic airport at Jincheng in the southeastern Shanxi province.