Cathay Pacific’s Share Buyback Signals Hong Kong Aviation Recovery
Cathay Pacific's recently announced buyback of remaining preference shares has signalled a strong return to financial health for the Group.
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Hard Landing: What Does the Latest 737 MAX Plea Deal Mean for Boeing?
- by Len Varley
- July 8, 2024
What does the latest 737 MAX plea deal mean for Boeing? We take a look at the potential ramifications for the US plane manufacturer.
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Air Travel Soars in May But Air Traffic Issues Cast a Shadow
- by Len Varley
- July 6, 2024
Year-on-year global passenger demand surged again in May, but air traffic issues resulted in flight delays in some regions.
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Strong Air Cargo Growth Continues in May, But US Challenges Loom
- by Len Varley
- July 4, 2024
Global air cargo saw a 6th consecutive month of growth in May, but stricter US regulations on China e-commerce deliveries presents a challenge.
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How ‘Soft Go-Around’ Technology Prevents Pilot Disorientation
- by Len Varley
- June 23, 2024
A look at how the Airbus "soft go-around" (SGA) feature reduces the risk of pilot disorientation during go arounds in low-visibility situations.
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It’s Called Private Aviation for a Reason: Privacy is Paramount
- by James Field
- June 20, 2024
Kyle Patel, President of global private jet charter company Bitlux, expresses the paramount importance of privacy in the private aviation sector. He notes that while transparency is essential, it should never compromise individual privacy and safety. Patel’s insights also illustrate the delicate balance that must be maintained to uphold the integrity of private jet travel.
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Could LATAM & GOL Become New Customers of the Embraer E2?
- by James Field
- June 20, 2024
News has been revealed from Embraer stating that they are in talks to sell it’s Embraer E2 regional aircraft to LATAM and GOL. The Brazilian manufacturer has been wanting to secure more sales of the aircraft type over the last few months. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Embraer Engaging LATAM & GOL… As
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Canada TSB: Air Accidents and Incidents Rise 14% in 2023
- by Len Varley
- June 19, 2024
In 2023, a total of 1,020 air accidents and incidents were recorded by Canada's TSB - an overall increase of 14 percent over 2022.
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Unruly Passenger Incidents Rise as US Summer Travel Begins
- by Len Varley
- June 16, 2024
A seasonal rise in cases of unruly passenger behaviour reported in the US by the FAA puts the general issue of inflight incidents in the spotlight.
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Revolutionizing Air Traffic Management: A New 100+ Satellite Fleet
- by Len Varley
- June 16, 2024
Three companies are joining forces to develop a new 100+ satellite constellation which will provide real-time air traffic management and surveillance.