Aviation Daily Roundup: July 13, 2022

July 14, 2022

China To Inject $1.6B Into Airlines, Airports

The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) will be pumping CNY3 billion ($446 million) into each of the country’s big three state-owned airlines—Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines—CNY9 billion total, as the country’s aviation sector remains at less than 40% of 2019 levels. Credit: Tony Vingerhoets/Alamy Stock Photo

Daily Memo: Canada May Battle Operational Challenges For Foreseeable Future

Canada’s air transport system has not escaped the delays and disruptions that continue to plague airport and airline operations worldwide, and it appears that only time and patience will remedy the situation. Credit: Gary Hershorn / Getty Images

Leasing Activity Picks Up Momentum In Second Quarter

Leading lessors continued to see strong demand in the 2022 second quarter (Q2), with Air Lease Corp. (ALC) nearly doubling its Q2 deliveries year-over-year and AerCap signing 125 lease agreements, up from 51 in Q2 2021. Credit: Boeing

Lessor Delays Lead To Flybe Cutbacks

UK regional Flybe has delayed plans to extend its route network after lessors failed to deliver aircraft on schedule. Credit: Flybe

Ryanair To Extend A320 Leases Another Four Years

Ryanair Group CEO Michael O’Leary says the company is extending lease contracts for 29 Airbus A320s operated by Lauda Europe for four years, from 2024 to 2028. Credit: Kurt Hofmann

Airlines Group Complains About Heathrow Passenger Cap

The head of the representative body for UK-based airlines has expressed dismay at London Heathrow Airport asking carriers to stop selling tickets to ease congestion at the airport. Credit: PAUL ELLIS / AFP / Getty Images

Delta Slows Capacity Growth To Boost Reliability Through Year End

Delta Air Lines is slowing its planned capacity growth through the end of the year, part of an effort to improve reliability issues that weighed on its 2022 second-quarter (Q2) performance. Credit: Delta Air Lines

Spirit Again Delays Frontier Merger Vote As Shareholder Support Wavers

Spirit Airlines announced a fourth delay to its planned vote on the proposed merger with Frontier Airlines amid continued signs that the deal lacks sufficient shareholder support. Credit: Joe Pries

China to inject $1.6B into airlines, airports, Canada may battle operational challenges for foreseeable future, and more. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news.

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