Unite, the union representing British Airways’ cabin crew, is seeking further talks with the airline despite its decision not to recommend the latest deal proposed by BA last week. Tony Woodley, Unite’s joint leader met with BA cabin crew representatives
easyJet has posted pre-tax profits of £154 million in the 12 months to September 30, an increase of £99.3 million over last year. As a result of the better-than-expected results the airline is planning its first-ever dividend payment to shareholders,
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has appointed Benjamin Chan as head of its Taiwan operations effective. Chan succeeds his predecessor, Toh Giam Ming, who has been posted to India. Chan previously worked as an assistant manager for SIA in Frankfurt, before being
The eighth Airshow China, which starts today, is being held in Zhuhai, a seaside city adjacent to Hong Kong and Macao. This event demonstrates that China is making good on its promise to build its own aviation industry when the
Ratan Tata has revealed that he had tried to set up a domestic airline in collaboration with Singapore Airlines ten years ago but was repeated thwarted by the government. Tata alleged a rival industrialist had bribed government officials to thwart
Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners (GSP) has signed a five-year Engine Management Program agreement with Bangladeshi carrier GMG Airlines for its current fleet of PW4060 and JT8D-200 engines. The agreement also covers any future aircraft models GMG Airlines will
Shares in China Southern Airlines, China’s largest carrier was raised to “buy” from “neutral” by equity analysts at Nomura. The target price is HK$7.20 per share. The shares fell 3.3% to 10.12 yuan.
The Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (Comac) has announced the order for 100 of its C919 aircraft from GECAS and China’s CDB Leasing and other Chinese airlines. The company stated that other buyers included China’s top three airlines, Air China,
Airlines are suffering from more teething problems at Indira Gandhi International Airport’s (IGIA) new Terminal 3, with several departures and arrivals delayed for hours. Despite complaint from passengers in the terminal, the airlines continue to claim the disruption is not
US HITS OUT AT CARGO FIXING (AGAIN)
🕔17:09, 17.Nov 2010A US federal grand jury indicted three former Japanese airline executives yesterday on charges of fixing rates for air cargo shipments to and from the United States. Takao Fukuchi, a former president of JAL’s cargo sales division, and Yoshio Kunugi
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