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Podcast: Turning tides for Boeing, and a United class action suit

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Last week, passengers onboard the United Airlines 777 that suffered an engine failure in February officially moved to take a class action suit against the airline for the incident, citing emotional distress. In this episode of the World of Aviation Podcast, host Adam Thorn and reporter Hannah Dowling discuss whether or not United is at

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A British Airways Airbus A380. (Rob Finlayson)

BA commits to A380s return, touts use of widebodies on short-haul routes

UK flag carrier British Airways remains committed to the return of its four-engined Airbus A380s, and has touted the potential use of its wide-bodied fleet on short-haul intra-European routes as travel demand increases. Unlike many airlines that have made the decision to cut the A380 from their fleet at an accelerated pace due to the

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A file image of Air Canada Boeing 777-200LR C-FNNH. (Wikimedia Commons/Mark Harkin)

Air Canada pledges zero emissions by 2050

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Air Canada has announced its long-term commitment to advancing climate change sustainability, and its goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) throughout its global operations by 2050. To reach this, Air Canada has set absolute midterm GHG net reduction targets by 2030 in its air and ground operations compared with its 2019 baseline, and has

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A file image of Virgin Atlantic Airbus A350-1000 G-VLUX. (Wikimedia Commons/Adam Moreira)

Branson to inject US$139m in struggling Virgin Atlantic

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British billionaire Sir Richard Branson is set to inject over £100 million (US$139 million) into his struggling airline Virgin Atlantic, under a £160 million rescue plan to see the airline through the rest of the pandemic. The UK-based airline announced the £160 million rescue deal, which consists of a £100 million cash injection from Branson-owned

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The Bell V-247 Vigilant UAS, a possible contender for the US Marine Corps MUX project. (Bell Helicopter)

IAI invests in counter-UAS technologies

Israel Aerospace Industries has announced that it is entering into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Abu Dhabi-based military contractor EDGE to deliver a cutting-edge counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS). IAI will be working closely alongside EDGE’s subsidiary SIGN4L, which specialises in electronic warfare, to manufacture the systems. It is expected that the C-UAS will include

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Comment: Should vaccine passports be a cause of concern?

In this cross-posting with The Conversation, health scholar Yara Asi discusses the potential risk of further societal divisions in light of newly introduced ‘vaccine passports’. After a year of cancelled concerts, closed-door sporting events and restricted air travel, vaccine passports are being touted as a way to quicken the route back to normalcy. The premise

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