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The planned takeover of Ita Airways by Lufthansa could be associated with painful conditions for the German aviation group. The EU Commission demands that from the hubs Frankfurt and Munich the offer to Asia and North America
The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing still has no approval for the smallest variant of the B737 Max, the Max-7. The aviation authority FAA has imposed numerous requirements on the manufacturer. This could now lead to the schedule being revised again
The South Korean airlines Air Asiana and Korean Air have been planning to merge for several years. The examinations by the competition authorities have been dragging on for some time. Now the EU Commission has expressed concerns and the two companies some
Although a deal between Air Europa owner Globalia and the International Airlines Group was set up on the second attempt, experts assume that the EU Commission will not wave it through without imposing conditions
After much back and forth and Viva Colombia filing for bankruptcy, the Colombian civil aviation authority gave the go-ahead for the merger with competitor Avianca. However, there are also six requirements that are met
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has to make some design changes in the area of the rear center tank on the long-haul model A321XLR. These were imposed by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The design requirements for the affected fuselage sections have already been approved. There
Italy is the first EU country to open its borders completely, because from Monday all people who come from member states of the European Union can re-enter without a test and quarantine. There are no longer any special requirements. With
The government of Bangladesh allows international flights again. However, 12 states are still banned. There are also strict requirements under which passengers may be flown into the country. Nonstop flights in the following countries are also banned
Lufthansa is moving two Airbus A330-300s from the Swiss subsidiary Edelweiss to the newly founded Eurowings Discover. Personnel representatives are now having the process checked. Because the group-internal relocation of the aircraft could violate conditions of state aid, which the
The Canadian government has long struggled with the award of state aid to airlines. It has now been announced that Air Canada will receive the equivalent of around 3,4 billion euros. At the same time Canada will acquire a stake of around six percent.
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