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Air Transport Digest

Op-Ed: Say No To This ‘New Normal’ And Embrace Real ATC Evolution

Robert W. Mann, Jr.

The U.S. air traffic control system’s recent shortcomings underscore that a true modernization is well past due.

2024 Outlook: Why Middle East Carriers Are Optimistic

Alan Dron

Middle East carriers are expected to deliver a strong financial performance in 2023 and 2024, with IATA pointing out that they have been swift to rebuild their international networks and to restore their super-connector hubs in Abu Dhabi, Doha and Dubai.

Why Airlines Can’t Get Enough Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Jens Flottau

The airline industry committed to a 2050 carbon net zero target at the IATA AGM in the fall of 2021, a year before ICAO did. And airlines are proving they are serious about that commitment even though it involves significant additional cost.

FLIGHT FRIDAY

Analysing Lufthansa And easyJet Narrowbody Orders

Daniel Williams

This weeks’ #FlightFriday focuses on two operator groups that have captured recent headlines due to new narrowbody orders.

AIR TRANSPORT ROUNDUP

This Week In Air Transport (W/C Dec. 15)

Linda Blachly

Dominating this week’s top air transport stories include a landmark firm deal from Lufthansa Group for 40 Boeing 737 MAXs and a firm order from UK LCC easyJet for 56 Airbus A320neos and 101 A321neos, plus 100 purchase rights.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Podcast: Why 2023 Was A Big Year For Air Transport

Lufthansa Buys Boeing 737s Again After 28 Years

Europe’s Aviation Growth Threatened By Green Caps, New Taxes

2024 Outlook: Europe’s Airlines

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With Juneyao 787, Boeing Passenger Aircraft Deliveries To China Resume

Sean Broderick

Juneyao Airlines took delivery of a Boeing 787-9 Dec. 21, marking the return of U.S.-made passenger aircraft handovers to Chinese carriers after nearly three years.

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Daily Memo: A World At War Weighs On Industry’s Outlook

Airline Contract Negotiations Continue Into The New Year

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