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Delta Air Lines’ move to bring its crew scheduling and passenger services technology systems in-house from Travelport will lower its reservations

EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney is upping the ante in the power battle with CFM’s Leap-1A by offering a 35,000 lb. thrust-rated version of the PW1100G

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Boeing is targeting Hainan Airlines in an effort to dispose of at least 10 early-build 787s that remain unsold because of excess weight, two industry

UPS is accusing its pilots union of using portions of the NTSB’s Flight 1354 investigation “to advance the union’s political agenda” in its ongoing

LOS ANGELES — Boeing has clinched an order for 30 737 MAX from an unidentified customer, pushing the firm backlog for the new twinjet series past the

Airbus will reveal details next month on how it plans to boost the number of seats on its A320 and A321 aircraft. The manufacturer plans to raise

Republic Airways, seeking to channel its investments to maximize returns, will simplify its five-model fleet down to three types—Embraer 170s and 175s

Mobile satellite communications provider Inmarsat’s planned free, basic flight tracking service will expand the same process the company used to help

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Airbus CEO Fabrice Bregier launched a fierce attack against the tax breaks Boeing gets from Washington State and is encouraging European governments

The Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT) has thrown a wrench into Tony Fernandes’ Asian expansion plans by mandating that

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The engine maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) aftermarket rebound could be particularly kind to GE, which has seen its engine fleet expand at a faster rate than the global figures, setting the enginemaker up to grab a greater share of the MRO pie, a Jefferies analysis shows. Jefferies calculates that the GE-powered fleet, including CFM-equipped aircraft, expanded by about 670 aircraft last year, to 15,600. The entire fleet grew by just 640 aircraft.

Japan’s Vanilla Air expects to restore its full schedule by July, after the low-cost carrier was forced to cancel a large number of flights in June

China Southern will buy 80 A320 family aircraft, including 50 of the re-engined A320neo version, as part of an Chinese ordering campaign this year

Aviation Week’s annual Top-Performing Airlines (TPA) study shows that while the industry has improved its financial condition, not all regions are

The French civil aviation safety investigation authority is calling on the international safety community to consider modifications to existing

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