Monday , 19 January 2026

Aviation

Qantas, Airbus to make $200m joint investment for sustainable fuels

Bloomberg Airbus SE and Qantas Airways Ltd will make a joint investment aimed at kick-starting Australia’s sustainable aviation fuel industry. The planemaker and airline plan to invest as much as $200 million to accelerate the adoption of SAF in the country, they said. “The use of SAF is increasing globally as governments and industry work together to find ways to …

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Flight cancellations, delays in US top 6,000 on storms

  Bloomberg Just a day after airline executives met with US transportation officials on how to stem flight disruptions, a band of storms triggered thousands of cancellations and delays for beleaguered carriers. More than 6,000 flights were late or scrubbed altogether as of 4:25 pm ET, according to tracking website FlightAware. That comes on top of more than 1,700 cancellations …

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Boeing delivers US missile interceptor after years of delays

Bloomberg Boeing Co delivered a missile interceptor for US’s ground-based system three years late after overcoming vexing subcontractor quality problems, congressional auditors said. The delivery in December, which wasn’t previously announced, followed “production challenges” because “the boost vehicle contractor mishandled a key avionics component and had to build a new one,” the Government Accountability Office said in its annual report …

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JFK airport’s new project to tap muni market for over $6 billion

  Bloomberg The finance team behind the new terminal at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport expects to sell more than $6 billion of municipal bonds in the coming years to help pay for the project. The group plans to issue taxable or tax-exempt debt in the $4 trillion muni market to refinance a $6.6 billion bank loan originally …

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Aerojet CEO backed by ISS in proxy fight

Bloomberg Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Eileen Drake has received backing from the Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) for her slate of candidates battling for board seats in a proxy fight with the US rocket-engine maker’s chairman. In a shareholder letter, Drake and three other independent directors said the ISS, a provider of proxy research and vote recommendations to the …

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Cathay continues to see pilot exodus as it tries to hire more

  Bloomberg Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd continues to experience a very high rate of pilot resignations, and may improve allowances and benefits to appease crew who took deep pay cuts to help Hong Kong’s flag carrier navigate its way through the city’s Covid-19 crisis. “We still have resignation rates at much higher levels than we’ve historically had,” Chief Operations and …

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London’s Gatwick to cut flights in summer over staffing woes

Bloomberg London Gatwick airport said it will scrap hundreds of flights over the peak summer travel period, hours after Amsterdam’s Schiphol hub took a similar step, as the aviation industry’s staffing crisis deepened. Gatwick, Britain’s second-busiest airport, will limit airlines to 825 flights a day in July and 850 a day in August, from a pre-pandemic peak of around 950 …

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Amsterdam Airport to limit its capacity

  Bloomberg Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport will limit capacity this summer as long lines caused by a shortage of security staff are expected to persist through the busy holiday months. Hub operator Royal Schiphol Group NV said the maximum number of passengers it’s able to handle will vary, reaching 67,500 on the busiest days in July and 72,500 in August, with …

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Airbus looks set to win A350 jet deal from Tata’s Air India

  Bloomberg Air India Ltd is polling pilots on whether they want to be trained to fly Airbus SE A350 jets, indicating that it intends to operate the model as it looks to renew its widebody fleet under new owner Tata Group. The airline may introduce the A350 by the first quarter of 2023, according to a letter sent to …

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Boeing mulls 787 jet over tough air pollution rules

  Bloomberg Boeing Co hinted that it’s considering a cargo-hauling version of its 787 Dreamliner to eventually replace 767 freighters, whose engines won’t comply with tougher emissions standards that take effect in 2028. “That’s a natural place for us to look,” Brian Hermesmeyer, freighter customer leader for Boeing’s commercial airplane division, told reporters in a briefing near its plant in …

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