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September 7, 2009
The Canadian Press
Ottawa - Good news for harried travellers who resent having to remove their shoes at airport security checkpoints: Now you can just say no.
September 06, 2009
buffalonews.com
WASHINGTON -- Colleagues of Rebecca L. Shaw, the co-pilot of the Continental Connection flight that crashed into a home in Clarence on Feb. 12, aren't surprised that...
September 8, 2009
Aero-News.Net
Three suspected Muslim terrorists have been found guilty in London's Woolwich Crown Court of plotting to destroy airliners using explosives smuggled in plastic soda bottles.
September 8, 2009
The Globe and Mail
HONG KONG - U.S. aerospace giant Boeing Co. (BA-N49.150.691.42%) is confident it can deliver the first of its repeatedly delayed 787 Dreamliners to All Nippon Airways in the fourth quarter of 2010, a senior executive said on Tuesday.
September 8, 2009
BBC News
The jet, a single-aisle C919 with up to 190 seats, will only be ready for test flights in 2014 and delivery in 2016.
September 03, 2009
The Globe and Mail
Air Canada (AC.B-T1.64-0.01-0.61%) , the country's largest airline, flew with fewer empty seats in August compared to a year ago, as it cut capacity.
September 04, 2009
Financial Post
After suffering through one of its most grueling years in its history, there might finally be some light at the end of the runway for Canadian airlines.
September 04, 2009
Toronto Star
Boeing says deliveries of its commercial jets slid 22 per cent and orders fell 11 per cent in August, as airlines cancel or postpone plans to buy new planes.
September 3, 2009
The Financial Times
The drift away from premium to economy-class air travel was reconfirmed by British Airways, which registered another month of falling sales from first- and business-class passengers.
September 04, 2009
AP
Paris: Air France says it plans to cut around 1,500 jobs through a voluntary departure plan that the French air carrier said was made necessary by the global economic downturn.
September 03, 2009
AP
Vienna -- The takeover of the ailing Austrian Airlines Group by Germany's Deutsche Lufthansa AG was completed on Thursday, ending months of negotiations and marking a new start for the Alpine republic's flagship carrier.