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In the global climate ranking 2022 of the non-profit organization CDP, the German aviation group received a top rating for its CO2 reduction strategy and its implementation and was thus able to improve again compared to the previous year. On a scale of
The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has had to suspend deliveries of its important long-haul jet 787 “Dreamliner” again. This was announced by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) yesterday, confirming a report by the Wall Street Journal. The reason for this is additional examinations of a component
The connection was interrupted during the pandemic, and the Chinese national airline resumed it on January 26, 2023. In the summer, the frequency will increase to three times a week - on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays -
Freight traffic in Munich is growing. Qatar Airways is increasing the weekly frequency of its cargo flights between Munich and Doha from two to four flights, doubling capacity. All flights operate on behalf of the freight company DB
In the coming month, the Japanese airline All Nippon Airways will return to Munich Airport. Because of the pandemic, Japan had restricted air traffic, so the carrier also had to stop direct connections to Munich. But
With new rules for air traffic, Oman is now following Saudi Arabia in a sign of rapprochement with Israel. In the future, the airspace will be open to all airlines that meet the authority's requirements for an overflight
Parts of the US are facing a snowstorm severely restricting travel. Thousands of flights in the US have been canceled or delayed. For the first time in decades, there was one in the otherwise warm region of southern California
Ethiopian Airlines will resume direct flights between Abidjan and New York's John F. Kennedy Airport starting May 29, 2023. The African airline first served New York in June 2019 from its main hub Addis
Airbus plans to hire 3.500 workers in Germany this year. About 1.900 of them will be needed in civil aircraft construction, while 1.100 will work in the military and space sectors and about 500 in the helicopter plant. How
The Australian airline will shortly be returning its seventh superjumbo to service. The plane left Abu Dhabi and returned to Sydney, according to the Australian Aviation portal. Qantas Airbus A380
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