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Air Traffic Seen Back to Normal by June on China Rebound

China’s surprise decision to drop border curbs earlier in January has given the industry a boost following earlier projections for a reopening much later in 2023.

Travelers at Beijing airport on Jan. 14. Domestic travel is expected to rebound faster than international. Photo: Bloomberg

Congress Gives Boeing a Reprieve on 737 Max Cockpit Changes

Two new versions of the jet can now be certified without major modifications, but safety changes are required on all Max models.

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Rolls-Royce Engine Key to Zero-Carbon Flights Ready for Testing

The next stage of development will see it spooled up using 100% sustainable aviation fuel, a kerosene replacement that’s set to play a key role in cutting net emissions in coming few years.

Photo: Rolls-Royce

Last Boeing 747 Rolls off Line After Half a Century of Production

Over the past two decades, Boeing and its European rival Airbus have turned to more fuel-efficient and profitable aircraft; widebody planes with two engines instead of the 747’s four.

Photo: Bloomberg

U.S. Plans Increased Scrutiny of Jet Designs After 737 Max Crashes

The proposal is the latest reform taken by FAA after it and Boeing failed to identify the flaw that contributed to the Max crashes in 2018 and 2019.

Photo: Bloomberg

Rolls-Royce Tests a Jet Engine Running on Hydrogen

The plan is for hydrogen power to play a major role in allowing the aviation industry to continue growing, while cutting climate change emissions dramatically.

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Tata Plans to Merge Carriers Under Air India, Nix Vistara Brand

Tata was selected as the winning bidder for Air India in October last year after beating rival suitors with a $2.4 billion offer.

Photo: Bloomberg

Boeing’s $14 Billion Indonesia Jet Deal Stalls Over Financing

Geopolitically, the order is vital to U.S. national interests in that it would reinforce one of its key partners in the region.

Photo: iStock.com/RyanFletcher

Airlines Cash in as Flexible Work Changes Travel Patterns

The ability to work remotely, full or part time, has allowed Americans to travel more and to combine personal and professional trips — a transformation that carriers are planning around.

Photo: Delta Airlines

Delta Earnings Solid as Airline Signals Optimism on Travel Demand

The airline reported a $695 million profit over the three months that ended in September, despite rising costs and Hurricane Ian’s disruptions to travel.

Photo: Delta Airlines

First Foreign 737 Max Flight Takes to Skies in China After Almost Four Years

The move is being closely watched as a potential signal the model may be closer to a return to service by Chinese carriers.

Photo: Bloomberg

Boeing’s China Orders Dry Up on U.S. Tensions in Boost for Airbus

Boeing missed out on a 40-plane deal in September, following an even bigger hit in July, when China ordered nearly 300 Airbus aircraft worth about $37 billion at sticker prices.

A Boeing 737 MAX. Photo: iStock.com/the_guitar_mann

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