Aerospace & Defense

U.S. carriers lean on 'unparalleled' travel demand to offset higher fuel costs, article with galleryAerospace & Defense · March 15, 2022 · 3:44 PM UTC
U.S. carriers on Tuesday lifted revenue outlook for the quarter through March as falling COVID-19 cases drive up travel demand, but trimmed their capacity plans in response to higher fuel costs.
Aerospace & DefenseDelta, Virgin Atlantic CEOs say travel demand is robust, article with gallery1:58 PM UTC
EuropeEyeing Ukraine, neutral Switzerland mulls defence boost, article with gallery3:54 PM UTC

WorldWashington to provide Egypt with F-15 jets, U.S. general says, article with image3:53 PM UTC
EuropeHundreds of flights cancelled in Germany as security staff strike over pay, article with imageMarch 14, 2022
Aerospace & DefenseAmerican Airlines cuts first-quarter capacity forecast as oil prices surge, article with image12:33 PM UTC
Middle EastIsraeli airline El Al signs deal for $130 million loan, article with image9:39 AM UTC
WorldRussia fires official who said China refused to supply aircraft parts
Russian aviation authorities have fired an official who said last week that China had refused to supply Russian airlines with aircraft parts in the wake of Western sanctions, the Kommersant newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing sources and the official.
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Asia PacificKorean Air to reroute flights that use Russian airspace, article with image8:09 AM UTC
Aerospace & DefenseBoeing 737 MAX jet headed toward China completion plant - sources, article with gallery7:36 AM UTC
WorldErdogan says it is unclear whether Turkey will buy more Russian arms, article with galleryMarch 14, 2022