Airbus Expands A320 Assembly in China as New Leasing Orders Bolster Fleet Growth
The delivery of the first jet from a second Tianjin assembly line highlights the manufacturer's manufacturing scale amid strong global demand for single-aisle aircraft.
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The delivery of the first jet from a second Tianjin assembly line highlights the manufacturer's manufacturing scale amid strong global demand for single-aisle aircraft.
The airline has increased the tier points required to reach its top membership tiers, prompting criticism from frequent flyers.
The Dahme-Spreewald district announced the termination of the current taxi agreement, limiting direct passenger pickups at Berlin Brandenburg Airport primarily to local Schönefeld drivers.
The newly opened multibillion-dollar facility has sparked some travel mix-ups alongside celebratory inaugural flights.
A passenger disturbance prompted a Newark-bound Boeing 737 to turn around mid-flight on Saturday night.
The approval concludes certification for the four main 737 MAX models, providing an immediate boost to Boeing's cash flow and operational prospects.
The historic aircraft, serial number 001, returned to the skies over France for system evaluations.
The carrier is working toward a 2027 launch for the aircraft as it completes necessary safety and pilot display certifications.
Authorities confirmed two fatalities following the late-night training accident involving a Mirage 2000D in eastern France.
The national carrier is ending its seasonal Toronto to Charleston route and introducing a new fee for phone reservations as part of a push toward digital bookings.
The German airline is weighing staff reduced hours due to surging fuel expenses as it simultaneously looks into a suspected norovirus outbreak on a recent flight.