Freight major FedEx Corporation appears to be inflating the price of used B757 jets by buying them to replace its oldest and least-efficient freighters.
Australia's federal Transport minister Anthony Albanese says 'science' drove the government's decision not to fund insulation for homes near Perth airport in Western Australia.
A good sign that the exhibition market in Europe is regaining traction is the news all exhibition space for the Paris Air Show, the world's largest aviation show, has been sold.
Italian authorities have confirmed local all-freight airline Cargoitalia has started to send new electronic Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) messages for all its inbound flights four hours ahead of flight touch-down and some four months ahead of Italian Customs' July deadline.
Mexico's failed Mexicana is back looking for investors after the preferred white knight, PC Capital, failed to raise the US$200 million it promised to get Mexico's biggest airline flying again.
Japan's Japan Airlines (JAL) has retired its last two B747s in favour of smaller and more fuel-efficient models and ahead of the introduction of the B787.
Freight major FedEx Corporation appears to be inflating the price of used B757 jets by buying them to replace its oldest and least-efficient freighters.
Australia's federal Transport minister Anthony Albanese says 'science' drove the government's decision not to fund insulation for homes near Perth airport in Western Australia.
A good sign that the exhibition market in Europe is regaining traction is the news all exhibition space for the Paris Air Show, the world's largest aviation show, has been sold.
Italian authorities have confirmed local all-freight airline Cargoitalia has started to send new electronic Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) messages for all its inbound flights four hours ahead of flight touch-down and some four months ahead of Italian Customs' July deadline.
Mexico's failed Mexicana is back looking for investors after the preferred white knight, PC Capital, failed to raise the US$200 million it promised to get Mexico's biggest airline flying again.
Japan's Japan Airlines (JAL) has retired its last two B747s in favour of smaller and more fuel-efficient models and ahead of the introduction of the B787.