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Latvian airline Air Baltic plans to double its fleet size by 2025 though it will need additional capital to fund the growth.

Both companies remain equally committed to the Embraer-Boeing combination, says Slattery.

IATA calls for governmental support in sustainable fuels and CORSIA to help "decarbonize" the industry .

The two recent fatal Boeing 737 Max accidents damaged the industry’s safety reputation, according to IATA DG Alexandre de Juniac.

The industry association blames rising costs and trade tensions for the likely fall in airline profitability.

The Dutch airline’s 10-year commitment is part of a new SAF production plant in the Netherlands.

The European Cockpit Association calls on EASA to carry out its own thorough and independent review of the 737 Max MCAS software fix.

The European airframer maintains its 2019 delivery target and describes the current environment as “quite positive.”

The new mtow will stretch the former C Series jet's range by up to 450 nm.

The Sweden-based regional airline targets CO2-free flight operations by 2030.

The date and terms for the UK’s exit from the EU are still up in the air.

The draft bill would help meet a commitment for a “greening” of the Netherlands’ tax regime.

France’s flag carrier points to strong competition from high-speed trains and low-cost carriers for deepening losses on domestic routes.

Belgium-based ASL will build a general aviation terminal and hangar at Liege, with the inauguration expected in summer 2020.

Belgium-based ASL Private jet Services and its Dutch sister company JetNetherlands are adding four jets that will be offered to the charter market.

European airlines still post the highest load factors on international services, while traffic to and from the Middle East continues to contract.

A buy of Frankfurt-based Condor would further strengthen Lufthansa’s foothold in its home market.

Montreal-based leisure airline Air Transat will add 17 single-aisle Airbus aircraft by 2022 under a deal with U.S. lessor AerCap.

The Scandinavian airline’s pilots staged a week-long walkout in spite of deteriorating market conditions across Europe.

The divestiture of its Belfast and Morocco plants represent part of a wider reorganization of the Canadian manufacturer’s aviation businesses.

The European airframer’s new CEO laments “tensions” created by the 737 Max grounding.

Losses at the already troubled Oslo-based group have widened as it finalises deals with Airbus and Boeing to postpone narrowbody deliveries.

The newest generation Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies do create opportunities for the segment

Airbus Commercial Aircraft no longer will have a separate chief executive.

The company will be involved in projects with the French airframer.

The delivery re-shuffle forms part of low-cost carrier Norwegian's ongoing financial restructuring.

Deterioration in the latest Trent’s high-pressure turbine blades has occurred faster than expected in some engines.

EU-wide performance targets for the next five years call for a reduction in delays and costs.

The European OEM’s net order tally for 2019 remains negative in spite of a stream of new orders in March.

The Slovenian airline last year signed an MOU with Sukhoi for the long-term lease of 15 SSJ100s.