Following its dramatic expansion at Tokyo Haneda this year, ANA is preparing for its next wave of international growth from the city’s Narita Airport.

Air Astana’s CEO says his airline does not want to become a “mega transfer business—every single airline does that and yields are very low.”

Congratulations to Penton’s Aviation Week’s 2014 Program Excellence Awards Winners.

Many A&D entities voice concern about FAA ADS-B 2020 deadline; FAA in turn ponders some appeasements to meet that date.

The safety board’s final report on an APU battery fire in a JAL aircraft contains 18 recommendations to the FAA, Boeing and lithium-ion battery manufacturer GS Yuasa Corp., adding to five recommendations issued earlier in the investigation.

The move will put competitive pressure on the Guangzhou city government, on which 9 Air relies for political support when seeking route rights. If permitted by the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the second base also would give 9 Air an alternative path for development should its Guangzhou-centered strategy falter.

Lufthansa making substantial changes to its strategy and plans to attack low-cost and Gulf carriers head-on with a new division.

With 757 retirements looming, Airbus promotes new version of A320neo to fill the gap, citing range and cost advantages over Boeing models.