SkyWest remains in the process of converting the first two Bombardier CRJ-200s into CRJ-450s for United Airlines, expecting the variant to enter service by year’s end.
Shell has signed a long-term sustainable aviation fuel offtake deal for a Moroccan facility, expanding its supply after inking a similar agreement in Egypt.
American Airlines will resume flights from the U.S. to Haiti two years after gunfire hit aircraft over Port-au-Prince, but will serve Cap-Haitien instead.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has managed to offset declining international passenger numbers with higher pricing, though the carrier still saw a significant drop in profit.
Fire, smoke and pressurization has become the dominant key risk area; while relatively infrequent, these could lead to a higher risk level when they do occur.
While two of China's big three airlines returned to profit in the third quarter, the trio of state-owned airlines look likely to end the year in the red.
The FAA recently narrowed the field of companies competing to provide a core system of the Brand New Air Traffic Control System (Bnatcs) modernization effort.
MTU Aero Engines is expecting full-year growth at the top of its mid-year guidance as strong PW1000G and V2500 aftermarket demand offsets easing powder metal part issues.
