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Vietnam Air Gets Loan Extension to Avoid Insolvency Risk

The company will focus on restructuring its assets, capital, investment portfolio and organizational structure as well as corporate governance reforms.

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Justice Department to Charge Boeing, Seeks Guilty Plea from Planemaker

Boeing will have until July 5 to decide whether to plead guilty to the charges, the department told the families of victims of two fatal 737 Max crashes and their attorneys in a meeting June 30.

Relatives of Boeing airplane crash victims hold images as Boeing’s Dave Calhoun arrives at a hearing in Washington, D.C., on June 18. Photographer: Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg

Rise of Same-Day Shipping Drives 25% Increase in Global Air Freight Emissions

Just three operators — FedEx, UPS and Amazon Air — generated more than 27% of the industry's carbon emissions globally in 2023.

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Cathay Pilot Training Incidents Probed by U.S. Aviation Regulator

The disclosure comes after Phoenix-based AeroGuard Flight Training Center suspended all solo flights for Cathay cadets, citing incidents that damaged planes and went unreported by the trainee aircrew.

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Jet Supply Chain Headaches May Still Be Here in 2026, IATA Says

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE have been grappling with supply chain issues like parts and labor that were only exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.

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BlueBox Systems Launches New Dashboard to Track Air, Ocean Cargo

The new data platform combines the company's BlueBoxAir and BlueBoxOcean systems to form a single dashboard to manage and monitor cargo.

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Canada Border Agents Threaten to Strike in June

The U.S. Department of Agriculture warned the border agent strike could have “significant impacts” for agriculture trade, producers and consumers.

The Rainbow Bridge that joins the U.S. and Canada near Niagara Falls. Photo: iStock.com/bloodua

A.P. Moller-Maersk Launches Air Freight Gateway in Miami to Serve U.S., Asia, Latin America

Maersk says the new gateway will support the North American export market to Latin America and the Asian market that serves the Latin American supply chain via cost-competitive U.S. routes.

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Boeing ‘Missed’ 787 Inspections, May Have ‘Falsified Records’

An internal Boeing memo said that “several people had been violating company policies by not performing a required test, but recording the work as having been completed.”

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Lufthansa to Cut Costs After $908M in First Quarter Losses

Lufthansa estimates weeks of airline worker strikes impacted first quarter earnings by as much as €350 million.

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U.S. Demand for Shein, Temu Prompts Rise in Air Cargo Rates

The market in air cargo from China to the U.S. is already under strain because of limited flights.

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Transports Index Tumbles, Signaling Risks for U.S. Stock Market

JB Hunt fired the first warning shots during its quarterly results, saying demand was weak, sending shares of the whole group lower. Then Knight-Swift followed.

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