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A Lufthansa Airbus A380. (Rob Finlayson)

Lufthansa eyes bankruptcy proceedings if bailout talks fail

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Lufthansa is reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy as negotiations continue with the German government for a €9bn bailout.

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Boeing to reopen 787 hub in South Carolina

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Boeing will resume 787 operations at its shuttered South Carolina factory (BSC), with most teammates returning to work on May 3 or May 4. BSC is one of two Dreamliner final assembly and delivery facilities, and is also involved with the fabrication and assembly of systems for aft fuselage sections.

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A file image of a Condor Airbus A321. (AviaAM Leasing)

Tuesday airline update: Condor’s €550m bailout

The European Commission has approved a €550 million state loan from the German government for struggling Condor.

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Gold Coast Airport faces a critical shortage of aviation firefighting resources

AirAsia commissions fashion designer for PPE

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Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia has unveiled new protective personal equipment (PPE) uniform for air-side employees.

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A look at Lufthansa's first Boeing 777-9X undergoing final assembly in February 2019. (Lufthansa)

Boeing CEO: ‘Two to three years’ before business-as-usual

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CEO David Calhoun made several remarks to shareholders about the future of aviation and potential staff layoffs in an AGM.

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An Emirates Boeing 777-300ER at Brisbane Airport. (Rob Finlayson)

Emirates ramps up refund capabilities to clear backlog

Emirates has ramped up its capability to process refunds, reaffirming its commitment to customers and travel trade partners impacted by travel disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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