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UK Seeks Far-reaching Open Skies with EU Post-Brexit

Wish list includes seventh and ninth freedom rights

IATA Warns of Trade War’s Effects on Airlines

Association DG De Juniac calls on governments to resist impulse toward protectionism

IATA Urges Airlines to Face Challenges Head-On at AGM

Director general Alexandre de Juniac calls for “smarter” regulation, stricter compliance with global standards

Qatar Lobbies for Free Airspace as Blockade Enters Second Year

IATA calls for “free connectivity” during annual general meeting

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Wizz Air Aims To Triple Fleet over Next Decade

LCC not yet notified by Airbus or Pratt & Whitney on A321neo delays

Potential Buyers Reject Air India Sale Conditions

New bidding process unlikely to start until conclusion of next year’s federal elections

Air Baltic Signs for 30 More Bombardier CS300s

Deal calls for first deliveries in the fourth quarter of 2019

AirAsia Subject of Corruption Probe in India

Government complaint names AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes

Regulators Ground South African Express

CAA also suspends regional airline’s maintenance approvals

Korean Long-haul LCC Air Premia To Launch Service in 2019

Airline to be led by former Jeju Air president

Chinese Investment in Foreign Airlines Proliferates

HNA Group stands among the most active

Silkair To Merge With Singapore Airlines

Boeing 737 cabin upgrade to herald combination in 2020

Brexit Starts To Ring Alarm Bells for UK Aviation Sector

Aviation lawyers say delays in clarifying what Brexit will mean, with the deadline looming, could cause chaos for UK aviation.

Air Italy Accepts First Boeing 737 Max

Delivery ceremony in Seattle marks start of fleet renewal

Astral Aviation To Launch Africa’s First Cargo Drone Operation

Freight hauler targeting oil and gas, agricultural industries

Japan Airlines To Launch Long-haul LCC

Plans to start international services by summer of 2020

U.S. and UAE Settle Long-running Open Skies Debate

Both sides describe the result as a win

North Korea Keen To Open Pyongyang FIR to South

Thawing relations could see first flights from South Korea since armistice

EU and U.S. Close to Deal over Reciprocal Wet-lease Terms

But planned signing delayed due to ‘linguistic issue’

Airframers Brace for Fallout of U.S. Withdrawal from Iran Deal

U.S. company awaits government lead on “next steps” while Europeans assess their own circumstances

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