US government fines Boeing US$2.5-billion over 737 Max crashes
Settlement announced last week includes US$2.2-billion in compensation to the families of crash victims, plus a US$243-million fine.
Tag: airline industry
And now we give you … Qantas the fashion house
Airline flights are not exactly a sough-after commodity. So Aussie’s national airline is doing all it can to turn a buck.
Yet more airline jobs to go in US as United cuts 16 000 positions
The jobs bloodbath in global aviation continues, as United Airlines says it is making big cuts in October.
The business realities behind a sadder and slimmer Qantas
Not long ago the airline was in a healthy financial state and looking ahead to a bright future. Then came the virus.
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