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A file image of a Boeing 737 MAX flight deck. (Boeing)

IATA reiterates call for collaboration on Boeing 737 MAX certification

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IATA has reiterated calls for regulators to collaborate and work towards the same timeline when certifying the return to service of the Boeing 737 MAX.

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A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330 and Singapore Airlines A380 at Sydney Airport. (Seth Jaworski)

Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines explore areas of cooperation

Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines have announced plans to explore areas of cooperation covering both carriers and their subsidiaries.

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A supplied image of Melbourne Airport. (SITA)

Melbourne Airport third runway could change direction

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Melbourne Airport says it is considering changing the orientation of a planned third runway from the current east-west orientation to north-south.

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An image of the T6 radio. (Park Air Systems)

Northrop Grumman Park Air Systems to supply radios to Airservices

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Northrop Grumman says its UK-based Park Air Systems subsidiary will supply radios to Airservices Australia over the next five years after signing a deed of standing offer.

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Schiebel Pacific and Air Affairs Australia have signed a memorandum of understanding. (Air Affairs Australia)

Schiebel signs MOU with Air Affairs Australia

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Schiebel Pacific Ltd, the Australian subsidiary of Schiebel Group, has signed an MOU with aviation and engineering firm Air Affairs Australia.

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The 737 MAX is powered by CFM International Leap-1B engines. (Boeing)

FAA finds issue with Boeing 737 MAX software fix

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The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says it has found an issue with the software fix for the grounded Boeing 737 MAX.

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