The UK government has published its Aviation Policy Framework document, which is intended as a set of guidelines for the nation’s air transport industry.
TNT Express will cut 4,000 positions over the next three years under its new go-it-alone strategy after European regulators blocked its plans to merge with United Parcel Service (UPS).
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will hold the first of two Boeing 787-related public events April 11-12, focusing generally on lithium ion batteries in transportation.
Air France-KLM has confirmed that its management veterans—group chairman and CEO Jean-Cyril Spinetta and vice-chairman and deputy CEO Leo van Wijk—will step down July 1.
Bombardier Aerospace has completed the first full powering-on of the main electrical distribution system on the first CSeries flight test vehicle (FTV1).
Baltic flag-carrier Estonian Air widened its deficit in 2012, with net losses reaching €49.2 million ($63.8 million), widened from a €17.3 million net loss in 2011.
Piedmont Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), have ratified the tentative agreement reached with the company in early February.
Boeing was out of bounds when it provided conclusions about the Japan Airlines 787 fire during a recent press briefing in Tokyo, the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has charged.
Nigeria’s CAA has given Dana Air permission to resume flights after temporarily suspending its license, although domestic carrier Aero Contractors remains grounded.
