Qantas plans to cut at least 6,000 jobs amid pandemic
Australian flag carrier Qantas Group has revealed plans to reduce its workforce by at least 6,000 employees across all parts of the business due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Australian flag carrier Qantas Group has revealed plans to reduce its workforce by at least 6,000 employees across all parts of the business due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Commercial aviation decarbonisation innovator ZeroAvia has performed the first commercial-scale electric-powered flight in the UK.
American company Textron Aviation has reportedly announced that 250 jobs will be cut due to the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
US carrier Alaska Airlines has decided to begin operating Embraer 175 jet aircraft in the US state in October.
Airline carrier Virgin Australia Holdings has reportedly received final bids from its bidding companies Bain Capital and Cyrus Capital Partners.
Aerospace and defence company Airbus has secured European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification for its five-bladed H145 helicopters.
US carrier American Airlines has planned to secure $3.5bn in new financing as it addresses the impact inflicted by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic restrictions.
American industrial conglomerate Textron has reportedly planned to lay off up to 1,950 employees, which represents 6% of its workforce.
Development and investment company Barberry Industrial has signed a deal with Moog to build a £40m aerospace manufacturing and design facility in Gloucestershire, UK.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) head Stephen Dickson has confirmed that Boeing 737 MAX aircraft will return only after ‘a comprehensive and rigorous review process’.