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Brazil may join airline emissions deal

  Bloomberg Brazil is unlikely to join the initial phases of a proposed United Nations accord being brokered this month to limit emissions from international air travel, a senior government official said. Brazil, one of the fastest-growing aviation markets, doesn’t produce enough emissions to justify joining the accord in the initial voluntary phases, beginning in 2021, said Brazilian National Civil ...

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Turbulence at SAA exposes govt woes

  Johannesburg / AFP Spiralling debt, massive losses and a widely-criticised boss. For many, the problems besetting South African Airways (SAA), the state-owned national airline, are emblematic of issues roiling President Jacob Zuma’s government and fuelling unease among foreign investors. SAA is “on the brink of disaster”, Mmusi Maimane, head of the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) party, said in a ...

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May to push for aviation security resolution during UN meet

  Bloomberg Theresa May will use her time at this week’s United Nations General Assembly to push for a resolution for countries to work together on aviation security, in the wake of a series of attacks on airplanes and airports in the last year. The new UK prime minister, who was responsible for counter-terrorism efforts in her previous role as ...

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