The airline would initially fly from San Jose, Costa Rica, to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, as well as the U.S. destinations of Houston and Los Angeles.
Lufthansa Technik says it remains committed to investing in new innovation projects, maintaining efficiency drives and continuing its internationalization strategy, after reporting a reduced earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) for 2016.
A member of Congress is calling for an inquiry into TransDigm's well-known practice of driving up prices on proprietary parts it provides to customers, including some in products for the U.S. Defense Department.
The ban on inflight use of large electronics announced this week by the U.S. and UK could have a chilling effect on the business travel over Middle East hubs, and could shift lucrative traffic to European carriers, analysts said.
UK-based airlines have been meeting EU officials to discuss the steps they may need to take to continue to fly European routes after the UK officially begins the process of leaving the EU.
Ameristar Jet Charter pilots attempting to takeoff March 8 from the Willow Run Airport in Michigan were not able to lift the nose of the aircraft at the 152-kt. takeoff speed, due to a jammed right elevator.
Paris-based, all-business class, low-fare airline La Compagnie expects to achieve savings from purchasing fuel, insurance, internet keyword advertising and MRO services with parent company XL Airways.
China increasingly looks like it is taking a leading role in a politically driven widebody aircraft program defined in 2016 as an equal partnership between Moscow and Beijing.
Garuda Indonesia plans to slightly increase its group fleet to 199 aircraft this year, as its mainline total remains flat and subsidiary Citilink grows its fleet.
The timing of the flight almost rules out the possibility of the Chinese state manufacturer meeting its internal target of making the first delivery of the 158-seat airliner in 2019.
Travelers could see an increased risk from lithium battery-ignited fires in the cargo holds of their aircraft, according to two battery and aircraft safety experts.
The UK has joined the U.S. in introducing new flight restrictions on passenger carriage of electronic items in the cabin on flights to the UK from the Middle East and North Africa.
Airlines flying to the U.S. from 10 airports in the Middle East and Africa must comply with a new rule that prohibits passengers from bringing electronic devices larger than a cell phone or smartphone in the cabin.
