The new look for Air Canada’s aircraft follows work the carrier has done to improve its business over the past several years, Passenger Airlines President Benjamin Smith said.
A U.S. federal appellate court has upheld the suspension of President Donald Trump’s ban on nationals from seven countries from entering the U.S., roundly rejecting the Trump administration’s rationale for reinstituting the ban.
Israel’s Gilat Satellite Networks is to develop an embedded electronically scanned antenna for Ka-band inflight connectivity under a joint project with Airbus.
U.S. President Donald Trump has promised U.S. airline executives he will roll back regulations on the industry, ease carriers’ tax burdens and upgrade an “obsolete” air traffic control system.
Canada’s WestJet continues to mull adding more widebody aircraft, but it appears the industry will have to wait at least a few more months to see how it will execute that strategy.
Air France may operate Airbus A350 aircraft on the new low-cost long-haul carrier, currently dubbed Boost, it is setting up to better rival its main competitors, including Gulf carriers.
The UK and Indian governments have agreed to lift restrictions on flights between the two countries, potentially opening more Indian destinations from UK airports.
Alaska Air Group is in talks to reduce the number of Airbus A321neos it is due to receive following its acquisition of Virgin America, although longer-term fleet decisions are yet to be revealed.
As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares for a White House meeting Feb. 9 with airline and airport industry leaders, the Air Line Pilots Association has pressed its case for the administration to revoke Norwegian Air International’s permit to fly to the U.S.
In the wake of Canada announcing more support for Bombardier, Brazil has requested consultations with Ottawa at the World Trade Organization over alleged subsidies benefiting the C Series program.
The FAA’s surprise Jan. 28 settlement with the City of Santa Monica, California, regarding the closure of its airport has raised a number of troubling questions, industry experts say.
Portions of magnetic tape found by two U.S. citizens last summer, and thought to hold answers as to why Eastern Air Lines Flight 980 might have slammed into a mountain in Bolivia in 1985, turned out to be a recording of a 1966 TV show.
