All Safety News – Page 839
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Camera angles
New research on whether cockpit video recorders are a benefit or an intrusion will give food for thought to both sides in the argument
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Capacity shortfall hampers Qatar
A lack of aircraft has cramped the ambitions of Qatar Airways over the past year, but it is accelerating once again with seven new routes in 2007.
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Flybe feasts on BA's regional arm
UK-based low-fares regional flybe has more than doubled its business and operations with the bold acquisition of loss-making BA Connect.
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EC emission limits could curtail growth
Europe's airlines are anxiously studying leaked proposals suggesting the European Commission (EC) wants to limit aircraft CO2 emissions.
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Asia comes under profit pressure
Asia's main airline lobby group is forecasting only a modest improvement in the cumulative profitability of its members in 2007 as it expects margins to remain tight.
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Open Skies mired in US slow lane
Ambitious proposals for transatlantic liberalisation are on hold if not on life support following the US mid-term elections in November.
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Canada plans open skies bonanza
In a deregulating mood, Canada's conservative government wants to see market forces, not rules, play a bigger role in international aviation.
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Time for reflection: Airport charges
Airports and airlines continue to battle over charges. Will warmer relations at some airports and new European regulations change the scene?
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Airports mean business
Airports and airlines must work together to improve the customer experience and harmonise standards, writes Robert Aaronson, director general of the Airports Council International
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Taking it lying down
We can sleep easier in our beds with the advent of new business-class product offerings, writes Chris Tarry of CTAIRA.