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With air traffic flights and passengers drastically down in 2020, the 2019 top issues of aircraft emissions and “flight shame” have all but disappeared. But they will reappear just as soon as traffic recovers. |
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Max Kownatzki took the CEO's position on April 15, as the Turkey-based airline was coming to grips with COVID-19. He describes actions that SunExpress took, including liquidating its Germany-based branch, and the challenges the pandemic presented. |
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Commercial engine makers respond to pandemic-related airline cutbacks by accelerating new engine concepts and focusing on sustainability. |
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Faced with the need to move freight quickly and efficiently, Cathay Pacific Airways made the strategic decision to convert a B777-300ER passenger aircraft and partner with freight forwarder Unique Logistics to fly from Vietnam via Hong Kong to Pittsburgh. The new, 12-week cargo program takes advantage of Pittsburgh’s strategic North American location between the Northeast and Midwest in the U.S. and the speed at which cargo moves via Pittsburgh.
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The airline consultancy managing director talks about how liquidity is the key strategic commodity for airlines to keep their heads above water through the crisis. |
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Middle Eastern carriers Etihad Airways, Emirates Airline and Qatar Airways face an extended recovery in long-haul international service. |
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CCO of Qatar Airways, Thierry Antinori, explains how the Gulf carrier that kept flying through the pandemic built its network back to about 100 destinations. |
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Aircraft cabin manufacturers continue to innovate to develop new cabin designs, and many have responded to what aircraft interiors could look like in the post-COVID-19 environment. |
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| | The incoming Administration in Washington D.C. led by US President-elect, Joe Biden, is expected to have some major implications for an airline industry mired in turmoil. |
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The airline industry and its main aircraft suppliers will be in survival mode at least through the upcoming winter season and until a broadly distributed COVID-19 vaccine allows public life worldwide to return to normal. |
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How to make sustainable aviation fuels more widely available to airlines and at a price that is closer to conventional jet fuels? Why governments are critical to that endeavor and an industry status on progress worldwide? Join in the discussion later today.
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Join us for an interview with Delta Air Lines Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian, a global airline leader in safety, innovation, reliability, and customer experience.
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MRO Middle East gathers the entire airline supply chain for 3 days in Dubai to network, learn and discuss new business for commercial aviation in the region. Comprising a 1-day summit followed by a 2-day exhibition co-located with Aircraft Interiors Middle East (AIME), the event represents the perfect platform to connect senior level decision makers from Airlines, MROs, OEMs, Lessors, and Suppliers from across the Middle East and the world! Make valuable connections and gain insights to effectively grow your business at MRO Middle East.
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