NewsKenyan government orders pilots to resume work, bars KQ from disciplinary actionKenyan authorities have ordered pilots to resume work and barred Kenya Airways from “victimizing or taking disciplinary action” against KALPA members.
Link (AeroTime)GTAA awards funding to organisations to combat underemploymentThe Greater Toronto Airports Authority has announced that six organisations have received a total of $387,000 for programmes designed to break down barriers to employment and cultivate opportunity for communities around Toronto Pearson.
Link (International Airport Review)In conversation with Tom Ruth, CEO of Edmonton AirportWatch this exclusive video interview with Edmonton International Airport's CEO and President, Tom Ruth, at Passenger Terminal Expo 2022.
Link (International Airport Review)European’s appetite for travel continues despite cost-of-living crisisIn spite of the growing cost-of-living concerns, European traveller's appetite for travel continues to rise with 70 per cent planning a trip in the next six months.
Link (International Airport Review)Asia Pacific passengers 12 times more confident to fly in 2022According to Inmarsat's 2022 Passenger Experience Survey, three quarters of airline passengers in Asia Pacific feel confident about flying again, a significant rise from just six per cent in 2021.
Link (International Airport Review)US military demonstrates cruise missile airdropped from cargo planeThe US Special Operations Command successfully demonstrated the Rapid Dragon system, a precision munition launched from the cargo bay of a transport aircraft.
Link (AeroTime)COMAC’s C919 receives 300 orders at Zhuhai AirshowCOMAC’s C919 narrow-body jet received 300 new orders during the Zhuhai Airshow, China’s biggest air show
Link (AeroTime)Renovating Kansai International: The gateway to western JapanTsuyoshi Emura, Executive Officer, General Manager of T1 Renovation PMO at Kansai Airports, tells International Airport Review about the project and what it is looking achieve.
Link (International Airport Review)Airbus and Boeing post differing order and deliveries data for OctoberAirbus and Boeing revealed their October 2022 Orders and Deliveries data, showcasing mixed fortunes at the two manufacturers.
Link (AeroTime)Emirates does not expect to receive new aircraft until 2024While Emirates announced a “record performance” for H1 FY2022-23, the airline noted that it does not expect to receive new aircraft until 2024.
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