Desperate Airlines Swap Passengers for Cargo to Stay Afloat
(Bloomberg) -- Unable to fill planes with passengers as the coronavirus destroys travel demand, airlines are instead using their fleets to transport more cargo, including...
Airlines send in world’s strongest disinfectants to fight the novel coronavirus
Qantas Airways, Korean Air Lines and Singapore Airlines's Scoot unit are among carriers that helped evacuate people from the outbreak's epicenter, the Chinese city of...
Boeing leaves Singapore empty-handed, unlike the sanitizer thief
The priorities at Asia's flagship aviation event were a far cry from normal. Many companies didn't even show up because of concern over the virus....
Virus may push some struggling airlines out of business
Travel demand has boomed in Asia, spawning new budget carriers and hundreds of millions of first-time fliers. But many of those airlines "have huge growth...
Samsung bets it can sell smart-home tech by building the homes
Samsung is trying to unite rival AIs under a single system in homes.
The cargo industry takes steps to clean up its smoke-belching ships
Shipping companies are starting to experiment with cleaner fuels and cutting-edge technologies. Here are some of the brave, new ideas in green shipping.
Boeing plane that crashed in Indonesia was most recent 737 model
The plane that crashed into the waters off Indonesia's capital was the most recent model in Boeing's storied 737 family, the company's best-selling plane and...
India’s Jet Airways, a major Boeing customer, hits financial turbulence
Jet Airways was once at the forefront of India’s rapidly growing market for air travel, but a challenge from budget carriers and surging fuel prices...
New Airbus sales chief will rely on performance, not swagger
Eric Schulz won’t try to match legendary retired Airbus sales executive John Leahy in charisma, but he also says it’s the planes, not his predecessor’s...