Australia has become the latest country to sign a horizontal air services agreement with the European Union which removes nationality restrictions between Australia and EU member states.
The agreement, one of a series which the EU has signed with third countries, brings the bilateral agreements into line with European law.
EU horizontal agreements have been […]

Evidence that Pratt Whitney is keen to attract business in the regional industry will be present next week when executives make the company’s first showing at the annual Regional Airline Association (RAA) conference and exhibition in Indianapolis, Indiana.
“RAA is an important show for that [regional] sector, but for Pratt, it’s a new show […]

The opening of Bangalore’s new airport looks set to be delayed further as talks continue between the private company that built it and the Government over the future of the Indian city’s existing airport.
Original plans called for the new airport to open on 30 March but the Government announced in mid-March that it had […]

Italy’s Ocean calls in receivers after losing funding battle

Arab carrier Tunisair has agreed to modernise its fleet with three Airbus A350-800s and three A330-200s as well as 10 A320 aircraft.
Airbus says the Tunis-based carrier has signed a letter of acceptance for a fleet-renewal proposal from the airframer.
No engine selection has been disclosed, although the A350 is only available with Rolls-Royce Trent […]