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Boeing vows ‘transparency’ to 737 Max buyers in new move

Bloomberg Boeing Co met with 737 Max operators and lessors in Amsterdam, the first of about six sessions planned around the world as the planemaker lays the groundwork for resuming commercial flights of the aircraft following two deadly crashes. Executives are using the sessions to discuss how to maintain the jetliners, which were grounded days after a March 10 disaster, ...

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Brazil’s bill may deter low-cost carriers, says its aviation regulator

Bloomberg Changes to a bill that opens up Brazil’s airline industry to foreign investment may scare off low-cost carriers, the head of the country’s aviation regulator said in an interview. The regulatory agency, known as Anac, is concerned that lawmaker-backed changes mandating airlines to fly to smaller airports and also forbidding them from charging for baggage could make Brazil unattractive ...

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JAL’s self check-in disruption results in flight delays

Bloomberg Japan Airlines Co (JAL)’s domestic flights are being disrupted due to problems at its self check-in kiosks across the country, the company said. Passengers are checking in at staffed counters, which is taking time and causing boarding delays, the airline said in an emailed statement. The carrier had cancelled 18 flights as of 9 am local time, affecting about ...

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