by Spyros | Mar 7, 2021 | News
Soon after the US and UK agreed to suspend aircraft-related tariffs, so did the EU-US, completing the transatlantic truce. This is hopefully the beginning of the end for one of the most protracted trade wars in EU – US history. A 16-year-old disagreement on aircraft...
by Spyros | Mar 2, 2021 | News
The pilot profession went from a shortage to a surplus in the pandemic. But is this about to switch back to a shortage? Some analysts believe so. It seems like it’s been years since the worry of a pilot shortage loomed large in the airlines’ and the industry’s...
by Spyros | Feb 27, 2021 | News
Long-haul has the most revenue for British Airways, during the pandemic. That’s even though most expect short /medium-haul to recover faster! Let’s see why this is. Airlines and aviation groups like IATA, don’t expect aviation to make a full recovery until 2023. But...
by Spyros | Feb 26, 2021 | News
On Friday, Australia joined the list of countries that ungrounded the Boeing 737 MAX. The move comes as Boeing awaits China’s stance. Graeme Crawford, acting chief of Australia’s Civil Aviation Authority, released a statement about the 737 MAX. He said the authority...
by Spyros | Feb 24, 2021 | News
With its restructuring up for approval, aircraft manufacturers nervously wait to hear about order cancellations from beleaguered Norwegian Air Shuttle. We saw repeatedly how the airline has been struggling to stay in operation, despite an array of challenges. Even...
