AirAsia Cambodia Makes First Flight
The new airline wasted no time launching services after receiving its Cambodian Air Operator Certificate (AOC) on Tuesday.
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DOT Mandates Cash Refunds for Flight Delays and Cancellations
New regulations mandate airlines to automatically issue cash refunds for flights experiencing substantial delays or cancellations
Norse Adds New London Gatwick-Cape Town Service
Norse Atlantic Airways will launch new flights between London and Cape Town, breaking the dominance of two existing airlines on the route.
Rolls-Royce Begins Pearl 10X Engine Flight Tests
Rolls-Royce’s new Pearl 10X turbofan engine has begun its flight testing phase becoming the newest member of the Pearl engine family.
Mexicana Faces $841 Million Lawsuit From Launch Partner
A Texas-based company sued Mexicana for at least $841 million, claiming breaches of contract hampered the airline’s launch.
JAL Expands Fleet With 42 New Aircraft
Japan Airlines orders 42 new Airbus and Boeing aircraft to expand its international network and domestic routes with more fuel-efficient models.
Concorde Returns to New York Museum
The legendary Concorde, once a symbol of cutting-edge travel technology, is preparing for a grand return to New York City after a months-long restoration.
Virgin Australia Plans for First Domestic In-Cabin Pet Policy
Virgin Australia announced plans to become the first domestic airline in the country to allow small cats and dogs to travel in the cabin with their owners.
FAA Calls for Boeing Action Plan to Address Quality Issues
The FAA slammed Boeing, demanding a 90-day plan to address “systemic quality-control issues” after a mid-air scare on a new 737 MAX 9.
VietJet Inks First Widebody Deal at Singapore Airshow
VietJet Air, Vietnam’s budget carrier, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at the Singapore Airshow to acquire 20 Airbus A330neos.