Airlines & Lessors
Feb 29, 2016
From the 2016 Singapore Airshow -- February 16-21, 2016 -- announced commercial aircraft orders and commitments.
Feb 29, 2016
US Airlines tarmac delays of two hours or longer, ranked by percentage-delayed of the total number of regularly scheduled flights, lowest-to highest.
Feb 29, 2016
International Airlines Group (IAG) has appointed Javier Sánchez-Prieto as the new chairman and CEO of Spanish low-cost carrier (LCC) Vueling.
Feb 29, 2016
Belgian carrier VLM Airlines has canceled its order for Sukhoi SSJ100s.
Feb 29, 2016
Gogo acknowledged on Feb. 25 that American Airlines is permitted to change Internet providers on roughly 200 Boeing 737s if, in the airline’s “reasonable judgment,” it receives a more favorable contract proposal from another company.
Sep 08, 2020
Porter Airlines has once again pushed back its planned operational restart, this time to Nov. 12, as travel restrictions continue to cripple Canada-U.S. travel demand as well as Canadian domestic services.
Sep 08, 2020
TAP Air Portugal has accessed €499 million ($590 million) from an EU-approved financing agreement with the Portuguese government.
Sep 08, 2020
AirAsia is hoping to raise MYR2.5 billion ($602 million) by the end of the year while the fate of its Japanese operation is unclear after it was put under review.
Sep 08, 2020
UK logistics company Stobart Group has confirmed that it is in early talks to sell regional airline Stobart Air and aircraft-leasing business Propius, with lessor Falko Regional Aircraft among those showing an interest.
Sep 07, 2020
Brussels Airlines has had to scale back its plans to restore flights in the light of Europe’s stuttering recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sep 07, 2020
Two major UAE carriers announced diverging approaches to the future of staff salaries Sept. 6.
Sep 07, 2020
The Icelandic parliament has agreed to guarantee up to 90% of a $120 million credit facility for Icelandair to help the airline weather the COVID-19 crisis.
Sep 07, 2020
The European Commission has approved a €199 million ($236 million) grant from the Italian government to Alitalia, aimed at offsetting losses caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, although two earlier state-aid investigations are continuing.