- Airline Mergers Leave Airports Off the Radar[Sep. 28, 2011]
Consolidation among airlines, and a subsequent reduction in flights nationally, has put the squeeze on some of America's metro areas while giving strength to markets that have kept their hold on airline hubs.
- First Boeing Dreamliner Arrives in Fortress Japan[Sep. 28, 2011]
All Nippon Airways' first Boeing 787 Dreamliner touched down in Tokyo early on Wednesday with hundreds of aviation fans welcoming the carbon-composite plane that its American maker is fielding, albeit three years late, to keep rival Airbus out of its best market.
- Airlines May Use CO2 Windfall to Replace Aircraft, EU Says[Sep. 27, 2011]
Airlines might pass on to customers the cost of carbon allowances that they receive for free, providing a windfall that can be used to buy new aircraft, said the head of the bloc's climate department.
- Boeing, ANA Celebrate First 787 Dreamliner Delivery[Sep. 26, 2011]
Boeing celebrated the delivery of the first 787 Dreamliner today to launch customer ANA during a ceremony adjacent to the factory where the airplane was assembled. More than 500 employees representing the 787 program walked alongside the all-new jetliner to present it to ANA executives as a crowd of thousands looked on.
- What's So Special about the Boeing 787 Dreamliner?[Sep. 26, 2011]
Today, Boeing makes the first delivery of its much-anticipated 787 Dreamliner to Japanese airline ANA.
- Angry Birds Storm into Singapore on Finnair[Sep. 21, 2011]
At 16:20 p.m. on September 21st, 2011, 250 Angry Birds aboard a Finnair Flight AY81 landed at the Changi Airport and took the island city by storm. Accompanying this army were 8 Angry Birds contestants, cabin crew decked in Angry Birds paraphernalia and Finnair's delighted passengers travelling in the first ever Finnair Angry Birds themed flight.
- Sydney Commits to T2 Transport Upgrade[Sep. 26, 2011]
The upgrade of the T2 taxi rank commences this week as part of a program to improve ground transport arrangements in Sydney Airport's domestic precinct.
- Porter Airlines IPO Won't Come Anytime Soon: Report[Sep. 23, 2011]
Porter Airlines Inc. has again suspended plans for an initial public stock offering, a newspaper reported on Friday, put off by a precarious economic outlook and a sharp slide by equity markets.
- Tiny Porter Beats out Air Canada for Toronto Slots[Sep. 23, 2011]
Short-haul carrier Porter Airlines has won another 16 takeoff and landing slots at Toronto's small downtown airport, beating out a rival application from Air Canada, the country's biggest airline.
- Strike Starts at Embraer, Output Unaffected[Sep. 22, 2011]
Metalworkers at Brazil's Embraer, the world's third-largest commercial planemaker, started a 24-hour strike on Thursday to demand a more than 17 percent salary increase.