JetBlue Airways CEO Robin Hayes has given a spirited defense of the role smaller carriers play in the international airline market, while condemning what he called anticompetitive behavior by the three large U.S. legacy carriers.
Industry boosters are sensing new life in their push to re-establish the U.S. Export-Import Bank, after the White House on Sept. 15 announced nominations for three more board members.
The CAAC has relaxed its famously tough physical requirements for entry into pilot training, potentially improving the availability of personnel who are always in short supply in China.
Aerostructure and wiring supplier Latecoere is looking for an acquisition that would grow the company to the size required to bid on a future Boeing or Airbus program, CEO Yannick Assouad said here.
British Airways has partnered with renewable fuels company Velocys, after GreenSky—an earlier waste-to-fuel initiative with Washington-based Solena Fuels—fell through.
Major airlines serving Auckland International Airport are adding refueling stops to long-haul flights from the airport, due to a fuel supply disruption that could continue for several days.
Air Berlin will delay making a final decision about which bids to accept for all or part of the bankrupt company until Sept. 25, four days later than previously planned.
Pilots of an EasyJet Airbus A320-200 climbing out from Edinburgh, Scotland, on a flight to Hamburg, Germany, in 2016 declared an emergency after an acrid electrical smell permeated the cockpit and entered the cabin.
Air Canada’s pilots have agreed to make amendments to their collective bargaining agreement, allowing the company to expand its leisure carrier Rouge, among other things.
The general superintendence of Brazilian regulatory agency has recommended that CADE’s administrative tribunal approve the proposed American Airlines-LATAM Airlines Group joint venture without conditions.
The first facility in Europe designed to recycle aeronautical-grade titanium has been inaugurated in a bid to reduce the region’s dependence on imports and to make the process more environmentally friendly
Honeywell International could downsize the end markets it serves from roughly eight to five when it unveils the results of its portfolio review in October, according to Chief Financial Officer Tom Szlosek.
Amid conflicting characterizations of the vote count for Rep. Bill Shuster’s (R-Pa.) air traffic control (ATC) proposal, Congress is debating how to extend the FAA’s authorization, which expires Sept. 30.
