Air Transport

China will drop quarantine requirements for inbound travelers from Jan. 8, 2023, part of the country’s sudden dismantling of COVID-19 restrictions.

Ethiopian Airlines has will resume flights to Mekelle in Ethiopia starting from Wednesday December 28, 2022.

Emirates has completed its latest IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) with zero findings – the equivalent of a perfect score, and a rare occurrence in the industry given the complexity of airline operations.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) have signed a strategic framework arrangement.

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A United Airlines senior executive praised the decision by Heart Aerospace to increase its electric airliner from 19 to 30 seats.

Porter Airlines has taken delivery of its first two Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, paving the way for the carrier’s next phase of growth.

The UK government has detailed a series of grants aimed at helping the country move toward creating supplies of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).

Global flying activity, the metric that drives maintenance spending, has a ways to go before it is on par with pre-pandemic levels.

While the airline has a plan to add Airbus A320neos, Cyprus Airways CEO Paul Sies says they are now weighing up whether to adds A220s instead.

Aerus recently took delivery of its first three Grand Caravan EX aircraft.

Italy’s government has approved a decree setting out conditions for the sale of a stake in Alitalia successor ITA Airways.

An industry source told Aviation Daily that the move was “purely political” in the run up to elections due to take place in Poland in November 2023.

Greek carrier Aegean Airlines plans to create the Mediterranean nation’s first MRO and simulator hub, in a €140 million ($149 million) investment project.

Star Alliance has appointed Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) executive Charlotta Wieland as interim CEO, following the announced departure of Jeffrey Goh.

Flydubai has carried more than 130,000 football during the World Cup.

Ethiopian Airlines is resuming services to Copenhagen on May 22 after last serving the Danish capital in 2003.

The funds will be used to bring back aircraft from storage, finance aircraft maintenance, purchase components and support the airline's cash flow.

Companies are tripping over each other to proclaim their dedication to sustainability, but the sad truth is a next-generation airliner remains far off.

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Boeing named top sales executive Ihssane Mounir to oversee both its internal and external supply chain operations.

AAR Corp is seeing an uptick in demand for used parts, signaling that available green time is being used up and operators need to spend money on maintenance.

Saudi Arabian LCC flynas has taken delivery of two Airbus A330s, which will be used for religious pilgrimage flights starting in spring 2023.

SMBC Aviation Capital has closed its acquisition of Dublin-based Goshawk Aviation, in line with the originally anticipated timelines for the deal.