Aviation Daily Roundup: September 14, 2022

September 15, 2022

Emirates, United Airlines Announce Codeshare, Ponder Joint Venture

Emirates Airline President Tim Clark would like to see the carrier's newly minted partnership with United Airlines evolve into a joint venture (JV) similar to its relationship with Qantas. Credit: Emirates

NTSB Chair Lauds More Stringent Training, Duty-Time Standards

Recent airline industry operational challenges stem from haphazard planning, not regulations that introduced more stringent minimum training and duty-time standards, NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy said. Credit: Rob Finlayson

Daily Memo: Beginning The Long Goodbye To Parts Of The Aero Supply Chain

One of the key surprises to aerospace industry insiders during the coronavirus pandemic was the paucity of supplier bankruptcies and exits. Credit: Spirit Aerosystems

NAC Bounces Back As Leasing Market Heats Up

Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) has announced a flurry of aircraft placements, following a volatile four-year period for the regional aircraft lessor. Credit: ATR

Queen’s Cortege Leads To Flight Cancellations

Flights over central London were disrupted for almost two hours Sept. 14 to avoid disrupting ceremonial events surrounding the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II. Credit: TOLGA AKMEN / AFP / Getty Images

Parker Aerospace Adds Capabilities On Closing Meggitt Takeover

UK-based aerospace supplier Meggitt has become part of U.S. motion and control specialist Parker-Hannifin, after the closing of a £6.3 billion ($7.3 billion) acquisition that nearly doubles the size of Parker Aerospace. Credit: SOPA Images Limited / Alamy Stock Photo

More European Carriers Sign SAF Deals

Vienna-based oil, gas and chemicals company OMV has signed agreements with two of Europe’s major airlines for the supply of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). Credit: Dinodia Photos / Alamy Stock Photo

Lufthansa Group Leisure Carriers To Have Joint CEO

Lufthansa Group’s two leisure airlines, Edelweiss Air and Eurowings Discover, have announced Bernd Bauer as their joint CEO. Credit: Kurt Hofmann

Virgin Australia Aims To Defend Domestic Market Share Position

While Virgin Australia is focused on returning to profitability in the current fiscal year, the airline is also just as determined to maintain its market share goals. Credit: Virgin Australia

Hanwha-Led Team Plans Korea’s First UAM Service In 2025

A team led by Hanwha Systems plans to launch South Korea’s first commercial urban air mobility service in 2025 linking tourist destinations on Jeju Island using Joby Aviation electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) air taxis. Credit: Hanwha Systems

German State Fund Sells Remaining Lufthansa Shares

Lufthansa has become a fully private company again, after Germany’s economic stabilization fund WSF sold the remaining shares it held in the airline. Credit: Lufthansa

France Tells Airlines To Halve Flights Sept. 16 Due To Planned ATC Strike

Air France said it will have to cancel more than half its short-haul flights and around 10% of long-haul flights Sept. 16 because of a planned strike action by French air traffic controller (ATC) union SNCTA. Credit: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP / Getty Images

Starlux’s First A350 To Be Delivered In October, U.S. Services To Follow

Taiwan’s Starlux Airlines is expecting to take delivery of its first of 17 Airbus A350s in October, which it plans to operate to Los Angeles as early as April 2023. Credit: Sam Yeh/AFP/Getty Images

Air India Revamps Fleet, Plans More U.S. Services

Air India has leased 30 new aircraft to boost domestic and international operations over the next 15 months, which includes adding new U.S. flights from Mumbai and Bengaluru. Credit: Rob Finlayson

Emirates, United Airlines announce codeshare, ponder joint venture, NTSB chair lauds more stringent training, duty-time standards, and more. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news.

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