Airlines

Days after the model’s ungrounding, Alaska has become the first airline to acquire new Boeing 737 Max aircraft.

After two fatal crashes caused its grounding in 2019, Boeing’s bestselling plane may return to the air before year’s end.

After collapsing earlier this year, the British regional airline is set to restart operations under a new owner.

The Transport Workers Union has expressed worry that new owners Bain Capital will cut more jobs and ignore old promises.

In the grip of a costly restructuring, the UK’s flag carrier airline has decided to replace its CEO with immediate effect.

The airline, which has operated for 25 years, approaches a definitive loss for 2020 as travel restrictions are tightened.

The Australian airline’s unique lockdown-friendly travel opportunity was an immediate hit with customers.

The UK-based engine maker has been hampered by the global downturn in air travel and is now scaling back its operations.

Chief executive Carsten Spohr described the move as a necessary one, as COVID-19 has brought air travel to a “virtual standstill”.

The CEO of Europe’s largest airline claimed that the UK government’s new international quarantine measures are “unimplementable”.