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- FL Technics to Open Line Maintenance Station in Dubai[Mar. 31, 2019]
FL Technics, a global provider of integrated aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, a part of Avia Solutions Group, has just signed a joint operations agreement to open an EASA certified Line maintenance station in Dubai International Airport (DXB). - African States Commit to Strengthen Reciprocal Aviation and Tourism Growth at Inaugural ICAO/UNWTO Ministerial Conference[Mar. 28, 2019]
Bringing together African Ministers of Air Transport and Tourism for an inaugural Ministerial Conference hosted by Cabo Verde, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) stressed important messages to their distinguished guests on their sectors' reciprocal socio-economic benefits. - WTO Says U.S. Failed to Halt State Tax Subsidy for Boeing[Mar. 29, 2019]
The World Trade Organization said on Thursday the United States had ignored its request to halt a subsidized tax break for Boeing Co in its main plane-making state of Washington as a 15-year-old transatlantic trade row edges towards tit-for-tat sanctions.
- American Airlines Indefinitely Suspends Flights to Venezuela[Mar. 29, 2019]
American Airlines Group Inc is indefinitely suspending its flights to Venezuela, as the country continues to struggle with political turmoil and unrest.
- Passengers Stranded After Iceland's Wow Air Collapses[Mar. 28, 2019]
Iceland's WOW air became the latest budget airline casualty on Thursday, halting operations and cancelling all future flights after efforts to raise more funds failed.
- Investigators: Anti-Stall System Activated Before Ethiopian Airlines Crash[Mar. 29, 2019]
An anti-stall system was activated on a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft before the plane crashed killing 157 people in Ethiopia, investigators have reportedly concluded.
- US Lawsuit Filed Against Boeing over Ethiopian Airlines Crash[Mar. 29, 2019]
A lawsuit against Boeing Co was filed in US federal court on Thursday in what appeared to be the first suit over a March 10 Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash that killed 157 people.
- FAA Quizzed on Plane Safety[Mar. 28, 2019]
US senators sharply questioned regulatory officials Wednesday about the Federal Aviation Administration's reliance on Boeing's engineers to certify the safety of the new 737 MAX 8 aircraft, which was involved in two fatal crashes in the last five months.
- EasyJet's Gender Pay Gap Worsens Even after Hiring More Female Pilots[Mar. 27, 2019]
EasyJet Plc hired more female pilots last year, taking the proportion in its cockpits to 5 percent, but that didn't stop the gender pay gap widening as women were also added in lower-earning flight attendant jobs.
- 'Nut Rage' Fallout: Korean Air Chief Ousted from Board in Landmark Vote[Mar. 27, 2019]
Korean Air Lines Co Ltd shareholders removed chief executive Cho Yang-ho from its board in a landmark vote on Wednesday, making him the first founding family member of any South Korean corporate giant to be forced off a board.