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Subsidy scrap: US pulls tariff hikes threatened over EU Airbus aid
Airlines

The United States has said that it will hold off on a planned $7.5 billion hike in tariffs charged on European goods, levelled in response to subsidies provided by Brussels to Airbus.

Pictured: World-first air refuelling by a HH-60W Jolly Green II
Airlines

These photos show the first moments a US Air Force HH-60W Jolly Green II combat rescue helicopter completed its first in-flight refuelling.

Irish court signs off on CityJet survival scheme
Airlines

The Irish High Court has signed off on a survival scheme which allows regional airline CityJet to exit examinership, saving 140 jobs in the process.

Mainland start-up vies for Hong Kong AOC
Airlines

Hong Kong’s roster of major passenger airlines could soon swell to five, following revelations that a mainland start-up has applied for an Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). In recent days, the island’s Civil Aviation Department revealed that a submission from Greater Bay Airlines was made to the agency last month, confirming that the bid is still

Tigerair Taiwan preps for fresh funding package
Airlines

China Airlines Group (CAG) has thrown its weight squarely behind the Taiwanese version of the brand.

US senators move to block Saudi drone sales
Airlines

A White House bid to reinterpret the terms of the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) has come under fire from a bipartisan group of senators, after the latter introduced legislation on Thursday that would block international sales of US-made drones to most foreign countries. Late last month, the administration revealed plans to ease MTCR export

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