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Emirates again suggests it could reduce 777X order in favour of 787
Airlines

Emirates has again suggested it might reduce its orders of the Boeing 777X, in light of ongoing program delays and the ongoing affect of the COVID-19 pandemic on air travel. Airline chief executive and chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum has now suggested that the airline is considering converting some of its Boeing 777X

British Airways begins first quarantine-free flights to ‘green list’ countries from UK
Airlines

British Airways has conducted its first quarantine-free flights to ‘green list’ destinations for eager British holidaymakers and business travellers, as the UK government lifted travel restrictions on Monday. The first BA flight out of Heathrow on Monday morning was flight BA492 to Gibraltar, which took at 7:10am. Throughout the day, the British flag carriers performed

Ryanair sees €815m annual loss, MAX deliveries again delayed
Airlines

European mammoth budget airline Ryanair has posted its biggest ever annual loss of €815 million for the 2020 financial year, in light of an 81 per cent drop in passenger traffic, after posting a €1 billion profit the previous year. Ryanair called the 12 months to 31 March its “most challenging” year in its 35-year

Sriwijaya Air crash results in FAA probe into 737 Classic wiring
Air Crash Investigations

The US Federal Aviation Administration has warned operators of Boeing 737 Classic aircraft to check for possible wiring failures, following the investigation into the January crash of Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182. Flight SJ182, a 26-year-old Boeing 737-500, crashed into the Java Sea just minutes after take-off from Jakarta on Saturday, 9 January 2021, killing all

US airlines expect MAX jets back in the air ‘in the coming days’
Airlines

Major airlines in the US are expected to get their entire 737 MAX fleets back up and running within days, having already begun the necessary electrical repairs on affected MAX models. Just yesterday, Boeing released its service bulletin on the required repairs for the MAX’s electrical issues, which has seen nearly a quarter of all

Regulator calls for stronger engine cowlings on B777s after United incident
Airlines

The US Federal Aviation Administration has said it will soon mandate the strengthening of the engine cowling on Boeing 777s with Pratt & Whitney engines, following a United Airlines incident in February. On 20 February, United Airlines flight UA328 suffered a “catastrophic and uncontained engine failure” on its right Pratt & Whitney PW4000 series engine

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