by Richard Schuurman | Jun 16, 2021 | Aerospace |
Now that the US and EU have frozen their war on state aid for large civil aircraft, the question is: how will aircraft funding change after the trade dispute? In the ‘Understanding on a cooperative framework for Large Civil Aircraft’, the United States and European...
by Richard Schuurman | Jun 9, 2021 | Airlines |
Lufthansa is trying to have the re-sized successor to Alitalia join its airline group and also enter the transatlantic joint-venture with United and Air Canada. Italian media say the German airline has made an offer to the management of Italia Trasporto Aereo (ITA),...
by Richard Schuurman | May 25, 2021 | Airlines |
From the moment it became clear that the diversion of a Ryanair Boeing to Minsk on Sunday was not an ordinary but an orchestrated one with political objectives, it was clear: Belarus won’t get away with this one. It has been a blatant violation of the United Nation’s...
by Richard Schuurman | Dec 28, 2020 | Airlines |
It takes some stamina to digest the 1.246 pages of the draft agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union, also known as the Brexit deal. Hailed by both UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission chairman Ursula von der Leyen on Christmas...
by Richard Schuurman | Nov 30, 2020 | Aerospace |
The aviation industry should consider measures to curb non-CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions from commercial air travel in the next five to eight years. This needs to be done, as their effects are much bigger than have been estimated so far, a recent report from Europe’s...
