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Victims’ families sue Kobe Bryant helicopter crash company
Airlines

Family members of some of those passengers killed alongside NBA star Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna earlier this year have joined a lawsuit against the company which owned and operated the aircraft.

Etihad preps 15,000 meals for medics and those self-isolating
Airlines

Etihad has been providing 15,000 meals a day to people self-isolating, under quarantine or involved in frontline medical treatment for coronavirus. 

Medical goods flight draws heart in skies over Reykjavík
Airlines

A Boeing 767 bound for Reykjavík's Keflavik Airport (KEV) has traced the shape of a heart over the skies of the Icelandic capital.

Asia-Pacific airport traffic slumps 95%
Airlines

Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific has released preliminary traffic data from 18 airports across the region, showing year-on-year figures for April have slumped by 95 per cent.

World’s largest cargo plane joins COVID-19 fight
Airlines

The world's largest cargo plane - the Ukrainian Antonov An-225 Mriya - has been brought back into service to assist with intercontinental transport of vital medical equipment and PPE during the Covid-19 crisis.

Airbus to consider requests for jet delivery delays
Airlines

Just days after Airbus announced a 35 per cent drop in deliveries for the month of March, Reuters has reported that company chief Guillaume Faury will be looking into multiple customer requests to defer deliveries.

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