Air Transport

Canada’s Private ATC System Offers Alternative for Cost-cutting Nations

Singapore Leasing Company Places Order for 15 E190s

Avic’s MA600 Makes International Debut, MA700 in the Works

Superjet Lands Under Category IIIa

Europe Faces Retaliation as Court Rules Against ETS Appeal

The European Court of Justice has ruled that foreign airlines must comply with the emissions trading scheme

FAA Issues Pilot Duty Rule, Excludes Cargo Carriers

FAA has issued a new, stricter rule on pilot flight duty and rest requirements.

Etihad Airways Seeks Greater Share of Air Berlin

Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways increased its ownership stake in Air Berlin PLC to 29 percent.

FAA Issues New Rule on Pilot Duty Time

The FAA on Wednesday announced a final rule on pilot flight duty and rest requirements.

AIN Blog: NextGen? It's a Wonder FAA Gets Anything Done

Bedeviled by political gamesmanship and misfortune, it’s a wonder that FAA gets anything done, never mind NextGen.

Bids for BMI Hinge on Access to Heathrow Slots

Virgin and British Airways' parent IAG are vying to buy BMI from Lufthansa

American Airlines Approved for iPad in All Flight Phases

American Airlines has gained FAA approval to use Apple iPads in the cockpit during all flight phases.

American Warns Eagle Pilots of February Furlough

Eagle warns pilots of February furlough.

Aspiring African LCC Operator Retains EasyJet Founder Haji-Ioannou

Stelios Haji-Ioannou joins African venture.

LAN, TAM Clear Last Hurdle to Merger

LAN Airlines S.A., of Chile and TAM S.A. of Brazil cleared the last regulatory hurdle to their merger December 14.