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‘Bird strike’ crushes nose cone and diverts A319 in US
| 1 Comment on ‘Bird strike’ crushes nose cone and diverts A319 in USA Delta Airbus A319 flying route DL1076 from West Palm Beach to New York LaGuardia was forced to divert to JFK, following a possible bird strike incident late Monday afternoon.
Read moreWatch: How Ryanair maintains its mothballed fleet
In this video, Ryanair explains the often hidden difficulties associated with maintaining a grounded fleet and how they can return to the skies.
Read morePost-COVID air travel demand to lull: IATA
A growing number of people are admitting that they may not return to skies in the post-COVID era, new research has suggested. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released the results of its recent public opinion survey, in which 58 per cent of respondents, who have all travelled in the last year, stated they
Read moreAirAsia’s future in ‘significant doubt’, warns auditor
| 1 Comment on AirAsia’s future in ‘significant doubt’, warns auditorAirAsia Group shares tumbled 18 per cent on Wednesday, after an audit report expressed “significant doubt” over the airline’s stability.
Read moreAirbus deliveries begin to pick up steam
/Airbus has released its official orders and deliveries report for the first half of 2020, with deliveries showing steady signs of improvement.
Read moreFourth turnback in one week for United 787-9
A United Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner has hightailed it back to Rome Fiumicino Airport just minutes after taking off bound for Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). The news marks the fourth such incident for the four-year-old aircraft – registered as N27958 – over the course of the past week. Though Italian authorities have not provided
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