Aviation Daily Roundup: March. 22, 2023

Airbus is starting to see a strong recovery in the market and is confident of growing “well beyond” pre-pandemic levels this year, but Stan Shparberg, Airbus SVP of marketing, warned this comes with challenges.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has called for the aviation industry to develop a unified interface for governments and operators to share safety data.

Veteran Thai airline executive Patee Sarasin intends to launch a new carrier called Really Cool Airlines which would operate international routes from Bangkok.

Ampaire has begun flight-testing propulsion electrification technologies on its hybrid-electric testbed aircraft under contract to the U.S. Energy Department’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E).

The industry should prepare for a disruption in aviation safety as it pivots toward sustainability innovation, an ICAO exec warns.

Irish regional wet-lease specialist CityJet is introducing Bombardier CRJ1000s to its fleet, with the first few aircraft scheduled to be placed with Lufthansa.

Lockheed Martin Ventures has invested an undisclosed amount in electric seaglider startup Regent to speed up the development of a military variant of the company’s vehicle.

Following repeated attempts to enter the U.S.-Amsterdam air services market and a request for government intervention, JetBlue has been granted temporary slots at Amsterdam Schiphol.