2019:

 

• Grounding, flight shaming weigh on aviation (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 28 December 2019)

• Emirates’ long-serving boss to hand over the controls next year (Reuters 24 December 2019)

• Profile: Sir Tim Clark, the ‘genius’ heading Emirates since 2003 (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 24 December 2019)

• Emirates chief Tim Clark to retire in June 2020 (The National – United Arab Emirates 24 December 2019)

• Boeing to consider halting 737 Max production (ABC – Australia 17 December 2019)

• Sir Tim Clark: ‘Demand on planemakers has caused a degree of overpromise’ (Aviation Business Middle East – United Arab Emirates 10 December 2019)

• Middle East Airlines Hit By Slump In Cargo Demand Due To Global Trade Tensions (Forbes 09 December 2019)

• The future of aviation: the next hundred years (Neste – Finland 05 December 2019)

• Why airlines are rushing to add premium economy seats (Financial Times 29 November 2019)

• Aviation experts cautious on Spicejet’s planned UAE expansion plans (Arabian Business – United Arab Emirates 17 November 2019)

• Tourism ministers discuss rural development at World Travel Market (The Guardian 16 November 2019)

• Dubai Air Show kicks off amid challenging backdrop (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 16 November 2019)

• Once-Mighty Gulf Airlines Turn to Budget Allies for Growth (Bloomberg 15 November 2019)

• Are Passenger Jet Engines Hitting Their Technical Limits? (Bloomberg 12 November 2019)

• Edinburgh Airport growth halted after Ryanair cuts (Edinburgh Evening News 12 November 2019)

• Air Europa será más competitiva en Latinoamérica al integrarse en IAG (Air Europa will be more competitive in Latin America by joining IAG) (Hosteltur – Spain 05 November 2019)

• IAG buys Air Europa amid aviation sector upheaval (Aljazeera 04 November 2019)

• Time for Boeing chief to offer explanation on fatal crashes (The Times 26 October 2019)

• Guldägget i fara när British Airways firar 100 (Gold egg in jeopardy when British Airways celebrates 100) (Di – Sweden 25 October 2019)

• After 30 years the Virgin and BA rivalry flies to new heights (The Telegraph 22 October 2019)

• UAE aviation sector open to investors from outside (Saudi Gazette – Saudi Arabia 20 October 2019)

• Air Arabia Abu Dhabi could launch ‘battle for skies’ in the UAE (Arabian Business 17 October 2019)

• Thomas Cook collapse chaos would be avoided under scheme in Queen’s Speech (The Telegraph 14 October 2019)

• Qantas hopes its ultra-long-haul flights will go the distance (Financial Times 11 October 2019)

• Why an electric A380 is indeed a pie in the sky—for now (Wired 01 October 2019)

• Slotting in: The enduring problem of airport capacity (Air Airport Industry Review, Issue 48, October 2019)

• China opens N5.88 trillion new mega-airport (The Guardian 27 September 2019)

• With another national airline on the brink, are we seeing the slow death of the flag carrier? (The Telegraph 26 September 2019)

• China opens new £13.5bn mega-airport in Beijing that has ‘the world’s biggest terminal’, four runways and is designed to handle 72million passengers each year (Daily Mail 26 September 2019)

• Beijing’s Starfish-Shaped Futuristic Airport Opened By Xi Jinping (USA Today Post 25 September 2019)

• Beijing opens glitzy airport ahead of China’s 70th anniversary (This is Money 25 September 2019)

• Pékin inaugure son nouvel aéroport géant avant l’anniversaire du regime (Beijing inaugurates its new giant airport before the anniversary of the regime) (France 24 – 25 September 2019)

• Inside Operation Matterhorn, the dizzying aftermath of Thomas Cook’s collapse (Wired 24 September 2019)

• Konkursbølgen rir reiselivsbransjen: – Kan være mye penger å tjene også (The bankruptcy wave is driving the tourism industry: – Can be a lot of money to make too) (E24 – Norway 24 September 2019)

• Thomas Cook news latest: Almost 15,000 customers flown back to UK as stranded passengers bed down on airport floors ahead of repatriation (Evening Standard – UK 24 September 2019)

• How Could Travel Giant Thomas Cook Fail? (The New York Times 23 September 2019)

• UK begins ‘hugely complex’ effort to fly stranded tourists home (Financial Times 23 September 2019)

• Thomas Cook: What went wrong at the holiday firm? (BBC News 23 September 2019)

• Thomas Cook’s collapse will have limited Middle East impact, say analysts (The National – United Arab Emirates 23 September 2019)

• Boeing’s 737 Max Has a Long Way to Go Before It Can Fly Again (Condé Nast Traveler – 17 September 2019)

• Cathay Pacific planning capacity cuts (Business Traveller 11 September 2019)

• Strike-hit British Airways flying into turbulence (ET Now – India 11 September 2019)

• Pegasus Airlines’ CEO Mehmet T. Nane reveals global firsts at the Aviation Festival (The European Magazine 10 September 2019)

• British Airways flights cancelled in Jersey (BBC News 09 September 2019)

• British Airways threatens to strip pilot perks in strike row (Financial Times 6 September 2019)

• Strikes, IT failures, customer unrest: can BA pull out of this nosedive? (The guardian 31 August 2019)

• Where did it go wrong for the world’s largest passenger plane? (The Telegraph 27 August 2019)

• Boeing Facing a ‘Defining Moment’, says CEO, as Planemaker Reports $3.4 Billion Loss (Fortune 24 July 2018)

• Emirates Premium Economy Launches Next Year—Here’s What to Expect (Condé Nast Traveller – 19 July 2019)

• Multiple offers lodged for Prestwick Airport, government reveals (The Scotsman 17 July 2019)

• Ryanair slashes growth outlook on Boeing crisis (France 24 16 July 2019)

• Ryanair to cut flights after 737 Max delays (BBC News 16 July 2019)

• Boeing facing ‘nothing but bad news’ right now, expert says (CNBC 12 July 2019) (Video)

• Air France launches “proactive travel insurance” for flight delays (Business Traveller 12 July 2019)

• Is long-haul, low-cost the future of flying?  (Skyscanner 05 July 2019)

• Macron’s plan to sell Paris airport stake flies into heavy weather (The Telegraph 30 June 2019)

• Revealed: Which routes are likely to be most impacted by rerouting of UAE flights (Aviation Business 25 June 2019)

• Long-term Profitability Strategy Critical To Air France-KLM’s Future (Aviation Week 25 June 2019)

• Longer journeys, higher costs expected as airlines avoid Iranian airspace (The National – United Arab Emirates 24 June 2019)

• Tickets could rise $300 as airlines reroute around Strait of Hormuz (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 24 June 2019)

• US-Iran: Airlines re-route flights after drone incident (BBC News 21 June 2019)

• Why do airlines overbook flights? (CNBC 21 June 2019) (Note: John Strickland acted as adviser for this video)

• Boeing’s Stunning Moment of Redemption (Forutune 21 June 2019)

• Is the aviation sector in turmoil? (Travel Weekly Podcast with John Strickland 21 June 2019) (Audio)

• Europe travellers can expect flight delays again this summer (Travel Weekly – USA 18 June 2019)

• Analysing the impact of end of production of Airbus A380 (New Delhi Times – India 17 June 2019)

• Foreign owners still a taboo subject (Airline Business Daily – 03 June 2019; page 18)

• Low cost, high stakes (Business Traveller 30 May 2019)

• Business Matters – Boeing CEO Boeing CEO apologises to crash victims’ families (BBC World Service 29 May 2019) (Audio)

• Emirates shows the way forward (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 08 May 2019)

• Dark clouds form for Gulf’s low-cost carriers, but horizon remains bright (Zawya – United Arab Emirates 30 April 2019)

• Importance of airline route planning tackled (Saudi Gazette – Saudi Arabia 30 April 2019)

• Facing down challenges and seizing opportunities in the airline business (World Travel Market 25 April 2019)

• Low cost transatlantique: après le décollage, le retour sur terre (French Morning 24 April 2019)

• Trade rushes to aid of stranded Jet Airways passengers (TTG Media 23 April 2019)

• How one of India’s biggest airlines imploded (Time Business Magazine 23 April 2019)

• JetBlue means business with proposed London flights (Travel Weekly – USA 21 April 2019)

• More challenges ahead for Jet Airways (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 20 April 2019)

• How one of India’s biggest airlines imploded (CNN 18 April 2019)

• Jet Airways: Comment l’une des plus grandes compagnies aériennes indiennes a-t-elle implanté (News 24 – France 18 April 2019)

• WATCH: Gigantic Airbus A380 aircraft touches down in Scotland (The Scotsman 16 April 2019)

• It’s the Busiest Flight Route Between Europe and the U.S. Is There Room for JetBlue? (Fortune 14 April 2019)

• Premium economy: is it worth the extra expense?  (The Guardian 13 April 2019)

• Introducing JetBlue, the budget US airline that plans to fly to British shores (The Telegraph 11 April 2019)

• Eastern Europe: the land of promise (Routes News 11 April 2019)

• The great Brex-cuse: Airlines have bigger headaches ahead than just Brexit (Evening Standard 10 April 2019)

• How can Boeing regain trust? (BBC News 07 April 2019)

• Europe’s Discount Airlines ‘Democratized’ Air Travel. Now They’re Going Belly-Up (Fortune 07 April 2019)

• Ethiopia calls for review of Boeing 737 Max flight control system (The Irish Times 04 April 2019)

• Max Disaster Pits Boeing Against Ethiopia’s Prized Carrier (Bloomberg 03 April 2019)

• Why €300m bill over grounded airliners is the just tip of the iceberg for Boeing (The Telegraph 29 March 2019)

• Boeing’s reputation on the line after 737 Max 8 crashes (CNN 25 March 2019) (Video)

• Boeing’s 737 Max woes create an opportunity for Chinese planes, analysts say (The National – United Arab Emirates 24 March 2019)

• Etihad is still bleeding money. Is it time to merge with Emirates? (CNN 22 March 2019)

• LEVEL’s landing in Amsterdam may not create a new Buzz, but in strange twist of timing Ryanair has revealed plans to bring back the LCC brand to European skies (The Blue Swan Daily 19 March 2019)

• Boeing faces ‘$100m a month’ compensation costs over grounded 737 Max jets (The National – United Arab Emirates 18 March 2019)

• British Airways reveals new business class design (Daily Mail 18 March 2019)

• Probe of FAA’s oversight of Boeing 737 began before second crash (Daily Herald 18 March 2019)

• After two deadly disasters in five months, can Boeing survive? (PressReader 17 March 2019)

• Aterrizaje forzoso para Boeing (Forced landing for Boeing) (La Vanguardia – Spain 17 March 2019)

• Boeing 737 Crashes Raise Tough Questions on Aircraft Automation (Bloomberg 16 March 2019)

• After two deadly disasters in five months, can Boeing survive? (The Guardian 16 March 2019)

• Decisions to ground Boeing 737 Max planes defied aviation rules (Financial Times 15 March 2019)

• Boeing and US under pressure to ground 737 Max as further bans brought in (The Guardian 13 March 2019)

• Airlines keep calm and carry on after Boeing jet groundings (Reuters 13 March 2019)

• Boeing facing unprecedented fallout as EU joins wave of 737 MAX bans (RFI radio station – France 13 March 2019)

• Boeing stock lower after 737 Max crash but views split on grounding jets (Financial Times 12 March 2019)

• Ethiopian Air crash: Boeing runs into global headwinds (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 12 March 2019)

• Five key questions over crash of Boeing 737 Max 8 (Financial Times 12 March 2019)

• Aviation expert John Strickland on the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft (Channel NewsAsia – Singapore 12 March 2019) (video)

• Amerikaanse vliegtuigbouwer krijgt klap op de beurs na tweede crash 737 ’Antwoorden Boeing nodig’ (American aircraft manufacturer gets hit on the stock market after second crash 737 “Boeing Answers Needed”) (De Teleraaf – Netherlands 11 March 2019)

• Second crash involving Boeing 737 Max 8: the key questions (Financial Times 11 March 2019)

• Emirates, Etihad extend cooperation into MRO (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 11 March 2019)

• Ethiopian Airlines: What do we know about Boeing 737 Max 8? (BBC News 10 March 2019)

• Emirates – a new direction? (World Travel Market 06 March 2019)

• Jetblue set to launch London to USA (Independent 05 March 2019)

• What is the future for supersonic flight? (ITV News 01 March 2019)

• British Airways Chooses Boeing 777 to Replace 747s (Bloomberg 28 February 2019)

• Male, female or X? Air passengers to get more gender options from airlines (Reuters 21 February 2019)

• Does Flybmi’s failure signal more turbulence? (TTG Magazine – UK 21 February 2019) Page 12

• Why the end of the A380 superjumbo is no surprise (The National – United Arab Emirates 15 February 2019)

• It’s Time to Let Air France-KLM’s New CEO Take Charge (Skift – USA 14 February 2019)

• Norwegian Air battles to stay aloft (The Times 3 February 2019)

• Could a Boeing 797 open the world to a new generation of budget airlines? (Daily Telegraph 02 February 2019)

• Ryanair issues profit warning as winter fares fall (The Guardian 18 January 2019)

• Emirates Airline Forced To Cancel A Quarter Of Its Flights Due To Runway Maintenance In Dubai (Forbes 14 January 2019)

• Virgin Atlantic Steps In to Save Flybe (Skift – USA 11 January 2019)

• Flybe rescued by Virgin and Stobart (BBC News 11 January 2019)

• Flight delays in Europe more than double (Financial Times 09 January 2019)

• Meet the US budget airline that’s eyeing up transatlantic flights – led by a former BA exec (The Telegraph 09 January 2019)

• Qatar Airways Buys Into Fast-Growing Chinese Market, With One Eye On The Future (Forbes 03 January 2019)

• Brexit, political uncertainty are top concerns for aviation in 2019. (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 02 January 2019)

• What do airlines expect of their airports: a lesson from Shannon Airport (Air Airport Industry Review Issue 39, January 2019)

 

 

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