China clips Boeing’s wings to the tune of $40bn
Beijing’s instruction to Chinese airlines not to take further delivery of Boeing jets or parts could cost the US manufacturer as much as $40bn.
Beijing’s instruction to Chinese airlines not to take further delivery of Boeing jets or parts could cost the US manufacturer as much as $40bn.
A recent surge in bad behaviour by airline passengers does not bode well for the busy Easter holiday period, with federal police increasing airport patrols in preparation.
One in three air travellers over the Easter period are choosing to spend their time overseas, bookings data shows.
After years of decline, Qantas’ brand is on the rise with the carrier returning to the top ten ‘strongest airline brands’ globally thanks to a $1.3bn boost to its reputation.
A faulty radio and a risky flight path are among 28 factors found to have led to the Sea World mid-air crash that killed four people.
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority will apply to dismiss a case brought by the widow of a man killed using a ‘human sling’ approved by the regulator.
The corporate regulator has revealed its struggle to get relevant documents from Rex as the failed airline’s former directors clam up.
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Virgin Australia’s owner is pushing ahead with its plan to relist the airline on the ASX, even as the sharemarket endures a bloodbath.
Residents of one state will soon be able to fly direct to the cultural heartland of the United States for the first time after a major announcement by an airline.
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Qantas chairman John Mullen says ‘change is good for everybody’ as he concedes the airline’s reputation is a long way from being fixed.
Virgin Australia’s owners are pushing ahead with an IPO that could see the airline relisted on the ASX as early as June.
Jetstar has denied disruptive passengers are on the rise after a woman tried to open a door at 33,000 feet and a brawl erupted on another flight over a reclined seat.
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