Aeromexico Agrees $550 Million In Cuts With Crew

Recently, Grupo Aeromexico signed a restructure of the Collective Bargain Agreements with two of its Unions. The new arrangements permit the carrier to meet up with important responsibilities and goals needed by the DIP loan specialists under Aeromexico’s Chapter 11 insolvency. Moreover, the carrier sets aside to US$550 million of work costs in the following … Read more

India’s SpiceJet Await Recertification to Fly The Boeing 737 MAX Before April

India’s SpiceJet await recertification To Fly The Boeing 737 MAX Before April There are fresh reports from CH-Aviation saying that Spicejet, India’s only operator of Boeing 737 MAX and one of the largest customers for the MAX globally, is set to resume operations before the end of the first quarter of the year. India’s aviation … Read more

Half Of Qatar Airways A380 Fleet To Be Retired

Qatar Airways CEO, Akbar Al Baker confirmed at a CAPA Live event on the 13th of January 2021, that half of his A380s will be grounded. According to Mr. Al Baker, A380s are some of the worst planes flying in terms of carbon emissions, and overall efficiency. As of the time of this report, Qatar … Read more

Boeing commercial aircraft management structure revamp

Aeroplane giant Boeing’s commercial aircraft division’s management structure is being overhauled, creating a new supply chain oversight role and reviving a position with responsibility for all Boeing’s commercial aircraft programs. The changes were announced by Stanley Deal, Chief executive of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, in a 22 April message to employees. Deal said the restructuring would … Read more

Finnair’s A350 passenger cabins converted for freight transport

In the wake of the current coronavirus pandemic, Finnish carrier Finnair becomes the latest airline to temporarily transform their passenger cabins into freight carriages, also disclosing plans to fill two of its Airbus A350s with cargo to boost capacity between Europe and Asia. Freight has only been transported in the belly of Finnair’s passenger A350s … Read more

TUI, Ryanair and EasyJet also share updates on flights

TUI, Ryanair and EasyJet have made updates on when their flights will be restarting. TUI TUI announced plans to start flying again on 17th June. Expressing the understanding of the uncertainty of these times for everyone. They said: “For that reason, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel all holidays up to and including 14th … Read more