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Aer Lingus given ‘two years without cost cuts’

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Ireland's Aer Lingus will need to push through its cost savings to survive, the country's Transport minister Noel Dempsey says.

JAL fate still up in the air

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Japan’s Nikkei newspaper says three banks have decided to reject the Transport Ministry’s rehabilitation plan for Japan Airlines, saying the plan doesn’t resolve uncertainty about public fund injections and debt guarantees.

Campaigners seek to block Gatwick plan

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Campaigners against the expansion of the UK’s London Gatwick want to block plans to extend the airport’s North Terminal and build a multi-storey car park, saying it will increase noise, pollution, traffic and create water shortages.

Things looking brighter – FedEx

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

FedEx’s European, Middle East and African Operations chairman Robert Elliott has talked up the industry at the opening of new facilities at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, France.

‘No kids’ ban for x-ray

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

Manchester, UK’s new see-through airport x-ray scanner will be adults only after the airport was given advice that it cannot be used on children because of paedophile fears.

BAA to appeal forced sale

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

UK airports operator BAA is expected to challenge the UK Competition Commission's decision to force it to sell three of its seven UK airports.

DC3 cargo plane kills four

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

A DC3 cargo plane reportedly has crashed in the Philippines, killing four people. No-one on the ground was reported injured, but two houses close to the warehouse where the plane crashed caught fire.

Canada adopts third world position

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

Canada has asked the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to water down proposed tough new measures to reduce air pollution around the Great Lakes, saying they could harm trade.

Investors say JAL could opt for bankruptcy

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

Japanese investors have suggested bankruptcy may be an option for the country’s Japan Airlines, despite the government confirming support for the troubled carrier.

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JAL fate still up in the air

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Campaigners seek to block Gatwick plan

: Latest News; Tuesday, 20 October 2009

DC3 cargo plane kills four

: Latest News; Monday, 19 October 2009

A DC3 cargo plane reportedly has crashed in the Philippines, killing four people. No-one on the ground was reported injured, but two houses close to the warehouse where the plane crashed caught fire.