Air Transport

AERCAP HOLDINGS priced offering of $1.25b in senior unsecured notes due 2023 for general corporate purposes.

EMIRATES plans July 15 to return A380 to service on flights to London and Paris after grounding fleet in March due to COVID-19 crisis. It also

Air Belgium has announced plans to add Mauritius to its list of destinations beginning in mid-December as it continues to shift its network strategy.

Jazeera Airways’ plan to continue expanding its network in 2020 has been placed on hold, a setback attributable to the disruption imposed by the COVID

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) will be waiving all parking fees at its airports and extending the 50% discount on takeoff and landing fees to all airlines flying into the kingdom.

SunExpress, the joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, plans to close its subsidiary in Germany and concentrate on its core operations

EU member states are finalizing a list of countries from which inbound travel will continue to be banned once the region’s borders reopen July 1, using criteria including the health situations in those countries.

IATA is urging governments to replace travel quarantines with multi-step processes that would mitigate the risk of a COVID-19 infected passenger boarding a flight and reduce the chance of any infected person transmitting the disease.

A preliminary report into the May 22 crash of a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Airbus A320 raises fundamental questions about crew proficiency

The Indian government has signaled it is willing to discuss establishing bilateral corridors with some countries to facilitate repatriation flights and essential travel.

Sun Country Airlines received a greenlight from the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) to extend suspensions to a handful of large hub airports through Sept. 30, as it looks to keep a lid on costs while demand remains weak.

Monthly Commercial Aircraft Deliveries By Aircraft Category Through May 31, 202

Week Ending June 20 Vs. Previous Week And Year-Ago Week

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Early evidence suggests many passengers are not disciplined in following new rules and airlines are not enforcing guidelines enough.

The big state carrier has announced creation of two airlines this year. Both attend to Beijing’s needs.

Development, assembly and test of XB-1 proving to be more than sum of its parts for Boom as a step toward follow-on supersonic transport.

GLOBAL CROSSING AIRLINES (GLOBALX; formerly Canada Jetlines) completed previously announced business combination and completed US$1.54m financing to

SUNEXPRESS plans to bundle its traffic into single AOC and focus on holiday flights from the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) to Turkey and

AEROFLOT GROUP flew 11.7m pax in January-May, down 47.8% vs a year ago; AEROFLOT carried 7.3m, down 49.7%.

AVIATION CAPITAL GROUP closed 3-year, $600m unsecured revolving line of credit with its parent company Tokyo Century.

WINDROSE AVIATION, Ukraine leased ex-Firefly ATR 72-600 (1178) from Nordic Aviation Capital.

TSA screened 607,540 individuals at US airports on June 22; it was first day of >600,000 pax for first time since March 19.

FLIGHTAWARE, TX formed partnership with INNOV'ATM, France to incorporate its flight position, flight status, and FlightAware Foresight capabilities

US DOT reports year-over-year US international air cargo traffic fell 21% in April; US-Europe cargo traffic dropped 43.8%.