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The €380 million loan still needs approval from the European Union antitrust regulator.

The global airline trade body calls on government across the world to implement CORSIA and steer away from introducing regional schemes.

German airline subsidiary Condor continues operating during the Thomas Cook bankruptcy, and it is seeking a government-backed bridging loan.

The integrated UK tourism group owns airlines in Germany, the UK, Scandinavia, and Spain.

Rolls-Royce warned that reaching the target of fewer than 10 AOGs is now delayed to the second quarter of 2020.

The "file-and-forget" principle of twice-yearly repetitive flight plans no longer benefits operators, given the dynamic nature of today’s ATM network.

EASA executive director Patrick Ky told the European Parliament's transport committee that stakeholders need to agree drone noise and safety levels.

The EASA director affirms de-alignment concerns expressed by Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury.

More than 30 cyber-attacks on aviation have gone publicly reported in the first half of this year.

The Malaysian low-cost carrier group signs up for 30 of the European OEM’s newly launched long-range single-aisle aircraft.

The Belgian subsidiary of Lufthansa group targets an 8 percent operating profit margin by 2022.

The move signals a deviation from EU wide aviation security rules after the UK’s exit from the bloc.

The high court in Dublin blocked planned walkouts by Ireland-based pilots.

Sierra Nevada Corporation of the U.S. backs the latest effort to revive the Dornier turboprop.

Planned pilot walkouts are part of a wider wave of industrial unrest spreading across the low-cost carrier’s network.

The low-cost airline attributes the decision to end transatlantic services to the continuing Max grounding and its network overhaul.

The European OEM’s delivery rate slowed again in July, though the year-to-date total exceeds last year's.

IATA cautions that its air freight forecast for zero average growth in 2019 now “looks optimistic.”

The UK engine maker has cut the loss per large engine sold to £1.3 million.

The group inked a letter of intent with Boeing for 200 units at the Paris Air Show in July .

A new deal allows the Paris Orly-based low-cost carrier to grow beyond the 40 Boeing 737-800 cap imposed in 2014.

The French airline also confirms it will dispose of its entire fleet of 10 A380s by 2022.

The Irish flag carrier plans to start flying the long-range narrowbody between Dublin and Hartford on August 2.

jAmsterdam's airport operator vows to conduct independent investigations into the outage that halted jet A refueling.

The proposed combination features ties with regional aircraft lessor Falko Regional Aircraft.

The Swedish airport operator started buying sustainable aviation fuel in 2016 and aims to dramatically increase the amount by 2025.

BA pilot dispute leads a broader wave of social unrest in the industry across the UK as the likelihood of a hard-Brexit rises.

EU airlines label eco-taxes as a missed opportunity to decarbonize the industry.

Devising the final shareholder arrangement and business plan for Alitalia will likely take another couple of months.

Bjorn Kjos has announced his retirement at age 72, calling his departure “way overdue.”