Many have signed the Business Roundtable's pledge
At best, the answer is a definite “maybe.” But the environment could be set to force a change.
Leadership Change Offers No Quick Fix For Cathay Pacific
CEO Rupert Hogg and his deputy have resigned in response to Beijing’s concerns, but their replacements will confront a wide range of challenges.
Russian, Chinese Companies Push Separate Engines For CR929
While Craic considers GE and Rolls-Royce to supply an initial engine, Chinese and Russian state companies vie to build the alternative.
Switzerland Begins Drone Traffic Management
Under the Swiss U-space program, authorities activate a drone flight information management system.
Managing Growth In The Middle East
Rapid growth of the region’s major carriers has put pressure on airports and air navigation service providers to keep up.
Hi Fly’s Airbus A380 Wet-lease Operation Tests New Market Segments
Airbus hopes the Hi Fly service will show other carriers how well the aircraft works.
Helming Air France-KLM: It’s A Tough Job
Will the man behind major strategy and labor achievements at Air Canada be able to replicate those successes at Air France-KLM?
Opinion: Get Ready For Generation Z Pilots
Generating student interest in a company or organization is the first step, but must be followed by strong professional development.
Larger Narrowbodies Spur Growth For Vietnamese Carriers
New-generation narrowbody aircraft, led by A321neos, are beginning to arrive in Vietnam as local airlines tap into strong demand.