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Qatar Airways Details A350 Compensation Claims; Airbus Digs In

Helen Massey-Beresford
Qatar Airways is seeking $618 million in compensation from Airbus in a legal dispute over the severity of surface degradation on Airbus A350 aircraft—claims that Airbus continues to insist are without merit.

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Ryanair To Close Frankfurt Base, Blames Higher Charges

Kurt Hofmann
Citing an increase in fees and accusing the German government of protecting its legacy carriers, Irish ULCC Ryanair plans to close its Frankfurt am Main (FRA) base March 31.

Gallery: Latest Cabin Interiors, Seat Designs Focus on Well-Being, Sustainability

Linda Blachly
Cabin interiors designs are shifting focus to sustainability and well-being, in response to the new set of demands as airlines and passengers look at their seat in terms of how it addresses their health and environmental concerns, in addition to comfort.

CAPA ANALYSIS JFK’s New Terminal One accentuates the appeal of the airport P3

Although the steam ran out of airport leases long ago in the US and all manner of attempts to kick-start that activity have failed, that is not the case with public-private partnership transactions ('P3s' as they are known).

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