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A file image of a Monarch Airlines Airbus A320. (Wikimedia Commons)

UK review recommends 50 pence per passenger flight protection scheme

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A UK review has recommended a new flight protection scheme costing 50 pence per passenger to help stranded UK travellers get home after an airline collapse.

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Delta Air Lines first Airbus A220-100 takes off on its maiden test flight. (Airbus)

Airbus highlights impending 12,000th aircraft delivery

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Airbus has highlighted the impending delivery of its 12,000th aircraft with A220-100 flying a flight path that resembled the figures “12K” on a test flight.

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Qantas and Jetstar are part of the same airline group. (Seth Jaworski)

Qantas reports 2.3 per cent revenue growth for 2018/19 3rd quarter

Qantas has reported a 2.3 per cent improvement in revenues in the third quarter of 2018/19 amid mixed domestic market demand and flat capacity growth among its international competitors on long-haul routes.

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Australia's domestic carriers at Sydney Airport. (Seth Jaworski)

Australia’s domestic airline market contracts again in March: IATA

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Demand for air travel in the Australian domestic market contracted for the fifth consecutive month in March, new figures show.

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A file image of Jetstar Airbus A320 VH-VQL. (Seth Jaworski)

ATSB releases final report on Jetstar flap, landing gear overspeed incident

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A Jetstar Airbus A320 experienced a flap and landing gear overspeed when conducting a go-around where the flight crew did not follow standard operating procedures, an Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) report says.

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The first Boeing 737 MAX entering final assembly at Renton. (Boeing)

Boeing lays groundwork with 737 MAX operators about returning aircraft to service: report

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Boeing has met operators and lessors of the 737 MAX to offer assurances and lay the groundwork for resuming commercial flights, news agency Bloomberg reports. The report, published on Wednesday (US time) said the meeting in Amsterdam on Tuesday was the first of about six sessions planned by Boeing around the world where executives would

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