AerCap CEO Aengus Kelly believes that airlines will continue to defer widebody aircraft deliveries, but his view of the market remains fundamentally positive.
United Airlines senior executive Gerry Laderman believes the airline “need[s] to get back into the game domestically” to catch up with legacy peers Delta Air Lines and American Airlines in terms of financial performance.
Engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has agreed to pay hefty fines to settle a series of bribery and corruption cases with UK, U.S. and Brazilian authorities.
A Boeing 747-400 Freighter operated by a Turkish cargo airline crashed into a residential area of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, killing the crew and more than 30 people on the ground.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the U.S., Aviation Daily will not publish on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The next issue will be dated Wednesday, Jan. 18.
Norwegian regional airline Wideroe has placed an order for up to 15 Embraer E2 jets in a bet that it can fill large regional jets while sticking to its niche airline model.
Cathay Pacific is expected to unveil the first results of its wide-ranging strategic review this week, which has been prompted by growing financial pressure.
China Southern Airlines has underscored its determination to build up at Beijing, the home of rival Air China, while planning new long-haul services from its own base, Guangzhou.
The Swedish Accident Investigation Authority is recommending that international aviation authorities create standard callouts for crews to use in abnormal and emergency situations, as well as for “unusual or unexpected” occurrences.
On a recent visit to Washington, Paulo Cesar de Souza e Silva, president and CEO of Brazilian aircraft builder Embraer, sat down for a roundtable with editors from Aviation Week & Space Technology.
Asia-Pacific region carriers are continuing to make improvements to the safety of turboprop operations, according to the region’s major airline industry group.
Italian industrial holding company Leonardo has withdrawn from Russian joint venture Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company (SCAC), which designs and manufactures the Sukhoi Superjet 100.
Italian industrial holding company Leonardo has withdrawn from Russian joint venture Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company (SCAC), which designs and manufactures the Sukhoi Superjet 100.
Optimism and customer interest in the business jet market rose in January and are now at post-crisis highs, according to a new UBS Business Jet Market Survey.
A landing gear issue with an Emirates Airbus A380 landing in Dubai has prompted the United Arab Emirates Air Accident Investigation Sector to call for a mandatory A380 fleetwide inspection.
