Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 556 leadership, which represents Southwest Airlines flight attendants, is sending a tentative agreement to union members for a ratification vote, the union said.
Sichuan Airlines is considering opening its first two Western European routes as part of a strategy in which the carrier spreads worldwide before beefing up long-haul frequencies.
Turkish Airlines Chairman Ilker Ayci expects a relatively quick traffic recovery, after several recent terrorist attacks in Turkey and the July failed military coup.
The regional aircraft market is stabilizing, following seven years of erratic swings in production, with long-term growth projected, according to a new study by Forecast International.
A Lufthansa subsidiary has begun inspecting wind-turbine blades using drones, as part of a strategic partnership with the Nordex Group, which manufactures turbines for the inshore wind-energy market.
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New U.S. Treasury Department licenses for aircraft makers Airbus and Boeing to sell commercial aircraft to Iran could mean as much as a 3% boost to future industry demand through the next decade, according to Wall Street analysts.
Scoot is due to get four additional Boeing 787-8s in 2017, Lee said. Unlike its existing 787s, the new aircraft will have crew-rest areas and other features needed for true long-haul flights.
HNA Group is sending its leading carrier, Hainan Airlines, into the long-haul market of Kunming, a southwestern Chinese city where China Eastern Airlines has long been the dominant operator.
Chinese carriers Ruili Airlines and Donghai Airlines are sticking with plans to acquire Boeing 787s, well informed industry sources said, contradicting an Aviation Daily report that 737s would be bought.
Rolls-Royce has appointed a new chief financial officer, as it continues a shakeup designed to cut costs after profit warnings and on concerns from investors.
Boeing began test flights of the first 737 MAX powered by the production-standard CFM Leap-1B on Sept. 22, marking a key milestone on the road towards the final phase of certification.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has made the transformation of airline finance divisions one of its major objectives, after gaining broad industry support for the initiative.
Lufthansa has made a new offer to its pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit, with hopes that it will settle a longstanding dispute over labor contract provisions.
Boeing and the U.S. government will push ahead in seeking compensation from Europe, now that a World Trade Organization (WTO) compliance panel has found state sponsors of Toulouse-based Airbus Group did not properly remove illegal subsidies for building large civil aircraft, officials and executives said Sept. 22.
