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Alitalia To Re-launch With Smaller Fleet Under Government Control
Italy's industry ministry reportedly told unions that the government is planning to take over Alitalia and re-launch it with a much smaller fleet. 
Italy's industry ministry reportedly told unions that the government is planning to take over Alitalia and re-launch it with a much smaller fleet. -
Boeing Forced To Stop Operations In Seattle Amid Health Crisis
Work stoppage will render thousands of workers without any means of livelihood. 
Work stoppage will render thousands of workers without any means of livelihood. -
Chinese Urban Air Mobility Firm Obtains Operational Permits In Norway
Chinese aerial vehicle company EHang Holdings Limited has received an operating permit for its two-seater passenger-grade urban autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) from the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway. 
Chinese aerial vehicle company EHang Holdings Limited has received an operating permit for its two-seater passenger-grade urban autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) from the Civil Aviation Authority of Norway. -
Global Airlines See Stout Travel Demand In A Few Months
World airlines see the COVID-19 outbreak petering out over the next few months and are bracing for a recovery in demand. 
World airlines see the COVID-19 outbreak petering out over the next few months and are bracing for a recovery in demand. -
Air Italy Halts Operations And Goes Into Liquidation
The owners of the privately-owned Italian airline, Air Italy, have decided to close up shop and liquidate the company. 
The owners of the privately-owned Italian airline, Air Italy, have decided to close up shop and liquidate the company. -
Boeing Reports Annual Loss For The First Time Since 1997
Boeing reported a net loss of $636 million for 2019; a stark contrast from the $10.5 billion in profit it gained during the previous year. 
Boeing reported a net loss of $636 million for 2019; a stark contrast from the $10.5 billion in profit it gained during the previous year. -
Airbus To Pay $4 Billion To Settle Corruption Cases In the US, UK, and France
Airbus has agreed to pay a total of $3.97 billion to the French Parquet National Financier, the UK Serious Fraud Office, and US regulators. 
Airbus has agreed to pay a total of $3.97 billion to the French Parquet National Financier, the UK Serious Fraud Office, and US regulators. -
Boeing Draws Ire Anew In Latest Safety Issue Reveal
Boeing once again drew criticism from regulators and lawmakers after it released a string of communications between employees regarding issues about the 737 Max jet. 
Boeing once again drew criticism from regulators and lawmakers after it released a string of communications between employees regarding issues about the 737 Max jet. -
Iran Denies Canada’s Allegations On Downed Ukrainian Boeing 737-800
Iran said Canada’s theory about a missile striking the fallen Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 passenger jet was false. 
Iran said Canada’s theory about a missile striking the fallen Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 passenger jet was false. -
New Boeing CEO Facing EU Regulatory Probe Over Embraer Deal
Apart from trying to resolve its ongoing global grounding crisis, Boeing's new CEO, David Calhoun, will be facing added pressure as the EU intensifies its investigation into its Embraer deal. 
Apart from trying to resolve its ongoing global grounding crisis, Boeing's new CEO, David Calhoun, will be facing added pressure as the EU intensifies its investigation into its Embraer deal.
