Orient Aviation Daily Digest April 22, 2021
By Jordan Chong
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Japan’s leading carriers cut back May schedules following a spike in COVID-19 cases
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL) have reduced their May domestic schedules as the country battles an increase in COVID-19 infections. Read More »
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said overnight the outlook for airlines had deteriorated in the first months of 2021 due to difficulty in controlling COVID-19 virus variants and slower than expected vaccination rollouts. Read More »
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Cathay Pacific Group today confirmed the closure of its pilot base in Canada and flagged a similar decision would be made for pilots based in Australia and New Zealand following consultation with affected staff, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported, citing a memo to staff. Read More »
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India's airlines flew 7.822 million passengers on domestic flights in March, figures from the country's Directorate General of Civil Aviation showed. Read More »
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Garuda Indonesia pays US$14.7 million fine for anti-competitive conduct
Garuda Indonesia has agreed to pay a US$14.7 million penalty to settle an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) ruling for anti-competitive conduct in the air cargo market. Read More »
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IndiGo commits to cargo with leases on four A321P2Fs
India's largest carrier, IndiGo, said overnight it would add four A321P2F (passenger to freighter) aircraft to the fleet for cargo operations. Read More »