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US seeks arbitration for Boeing 'harm' in WTO subsidies case
Aircraft North AmericaWithout fanfare and with no announcement from Boeing or the US Trade Representative, an official request has been filed with the World Trade Organization.
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2018 Farnborough air show announcements: 19 July
Aircraft EuropeOf today’s total, undisclosed orders represented 125 Airbus and Boeing aircraft, while AirAsia X, Hawaiian Airlines, Vietjet and lessor Novus Aviation Capital announced commitments for 108 aircraft.
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Mitsubishi shouldn’t be worried over support following Boeing-Embraer deal: BGS chief
Aircraft Northeast AsiaMitsubishi’s MRJ will be supported even if Boeing and Embraer complete a deal to form a new company in which Boeing is an 80% shareholder.
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ABS to remain active ‘for 18 months at least’: Plueger
Capital North AmericaThe asset backed securitisation (ABS) market is likely to stay active for at least the next 18 months, according to John Plueger, the chief executive office of Air Lease (ALC).
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Qatar Airways agrees 777s sale and leasebacks
Airlines Middle EastMagi Aviation Capital arranges the two-aircraft transaction.
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New African partners to explore fleet synergies
Airlines AfricaAir Austral, Air Madagascar and Kenya Airways will look to “explore fleet synergies” after announcing a new partnership.
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Farnborough 2018: NMA business case appears to weaken
Aircraft North AmericaThe biggest, longest-running story at this year’s Farnborough air show is about an aircraft that doesn’t exist: the prospective Boeing NMA.