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Boeing CEO David Calhoun has claimed the aerospace manufacturer is still considering a 787 Dreamliner freighter variant to replace the 767F. Boeing must stop production of its Boeing 767 and 777 freighters by 2027 to comply with emission regulations. Read More Here: Boeing CEO: 787 Freighter Still A Strong Suitor To Succeed 767F | SimpleFlying.com […]

Brussels Airlines has announced that it will resume flights to Roberts International Airport (RIA) in Monrovia, Liberia, on September 18 after the airport confirmed it had rectified safety issues related to its airfield navigation systems under international standards. The airline had previously stated they would suspend flights due to these issues. Read More Here: Brussels

Another week is coming to an end, meaning that it's high time to take a look back at the top aviation news stories from the past seven days. Welcome back to another iteration of Simple Flying's 'Sunday Reads' weekly digest! Read More Here: Sunday Reads: Our Most Notable Stories This Week | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

As an airline, Air New Zealand has really been put to the test with the health crisis of 2020. New Zealand's zero-COVID policy largely put a stop to international air travel, while the country's domestic aviation market slowed down as well. However, the airline has persevered and now, things are looking up. In recent months,

The CR929 has already finished the general concept phase and now moving into the preliminary design phase, according to the Chief Designer of the C919 series, Mr. Wu Guanghui, during his attendance at WDCC (World Design Cities Conference) 2022 in Shanghai on Thursday. Read More Here: Boeing 787 Competitor: Russian-Chinese CR929 Enters Initial Design Phase

While passengers lament the loss of the Queen of the Skies from many airline fleets, as a type, the Boeing 747 has never been so prolific. Although passenger variants have been grounded, retired, and scrapped, their cargo compatriots, the 747F, have become more important than ever. Read More Here: The Global Cargo Workhorse: Why The

The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas are currently working on incorporating a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) proposal over the incoming months. Such a proposal would further lay the groundwork for reducing carbon emissions within the fast-growing Indian aviation industry and further progress the SAF concept among Indian

Last week, Southwest Airlines signaled minor changes to its financial guidance for the third quarter of 2022. In its Form 8-K Filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the airline said its estimated third quarter 2002 (3Q 22) operating revenue to be up by 9% to 11% on 2019 levels for the same

Air New Zealand touched down at John F. Kennedy International Airport on September 17, marking the first of its nonstop flights connecting the city of sails and the city that never sleeps. Waking up in the city that never sleeps Our inaugural NZ2 touching down in NYC #AirNZNYC pic.twitter.com/OADkxKJuvA — Air New Zealand (@FlyAirNZ) September 18,

Last Thursday, the AirAsia Aviation Group celebrated its return to operations at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. AirAsia Aviation Group Limited (AAAGL) is the holding company of Capital A's airline group. Read More Here: AirAsia Hits 60% Pre-Covid Capacity And Back At Changi T4 | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets