Category: Industry

Boeing CFO says 777-9X first flight on track for later in 2019
Civil Aviation

Boeing chief financial officer Greg Smith says the 777-9X is still on track to begin flight tests later in 2019 despite the need for some re-testing work on the GE9X engines powering the aircraft.

HK privacy commissioner hands down report on Cathay data breach
Airlines

Hong Kong's privacy commissioner for personal data Stephen Wong says elements of Cathay Pacific's IT systems were "too lax" in securing passenger data prior to a data breach.

Mitsubishi in talks with Bombardier to buy CRJ program
Civil Aviation

Japanese firm Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is in talks to buy the CRJ program from Canada-headquartered Bombardier, both companies have confirmed.

United marks World Environment Day with eco-friendly flight
Airlines

United has marked World Environment Day with a commercial flight using sustainable aviation biofuel, zero cabin waste, carbon offsetting and operational efficiencies.

Northern Territory on Rex’s radar
Airlines

Regional Express deputy chairman John Sharp is heading to the Northern Territory for talks with local leaders about potentially starting flights in Australia's Top End.

US government gives tentative approval for Qantas-American JV
Airlines

The United States government has granted American Airlines and Qantas "tentative approval" to form a joint-venture alliance on trans-Pacific routes with anti-trust immunity.

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