FAA Proposes $19.68 Million Civil Penalty Against Boeing
The Federal Aviation Administration alleges that Boeing violated Federal Aviation Regulations when it certified these aircraft as airworthy
Kenya Airways Receives Government Loan for Engines Overhaul
Kenya Airways has received a KSh5 billion loan from the Government to facilitate the scheduled engine overhaul programs on its E190 Embraer fleet.
Several Regional Airlines Take Over Flybe’s Former Routes
Several British regional airlines are putting on additional services, to cover the hole left after Flybe’s collapse on March 5, 2020.
Lufthansa Group to Reduce Flight Program by Up to 50%
The extent to which Lufthansa’s A380 fleet (14 aircraft) can be temporarily taken out of service in Frankfurt and Munich is currently being examined.
Etihad Reports 32% Improvement in Core Operating Performance
Etihad Airways has announced an encouraging 32% improvement in core operating performance for 2019, on revenues of US$ 5.6 billion (2018: US$ 5.9 billion).
Alaska Airlines Announces Daily Nonstop Service Between Seattle and Cincinnati
Alaska Airlines celebrates its continuing growth with the announcement of new service to a brand-new destination for the airline: Cincinnati.
British Regional Airline Flybe Enters Into Administration
Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has collapsed into administration less than two months after the government announced a rescue deal.
TAP to Launch Direct Flights From Porto to Cape Verde
As of 20 June, Porto will have a direct flight to Sal in Cape Verde, with one flight per week.
ERA Urges for Coronavirus to be Recognized as an Extraordinary Circumstance
ERA joins the collective view amongst the airline industry that the requirement on airport slots should be suspended immediately.
Allegiant Announces Aircraft Base in Concord, North Carolina
The Las Vegas-based company will invest $50 million to establish the new base in Concord, creating at least 66 jobs and housing two Airbus aircraft.