Tag: airlines

View Point

Cathay Pacific imposes a hiring freeze, while the outlook for Indian and Chinese airlines continues to darken.

By Edward Russell | 20 October 2008

Business Moves

The opening of Dubai Airport's new terminal is a sign that Middle Eastern airlines are bucking global trends and prospering.

By Edward Russell | 15 October 2008

View Point

Asian airlines face capacity surplus

Despite a looming global recession and softening demand, Asian airlines continue to increase capacity, hurting profits.

By Edward Russell | 29 September 2008

View Point

Profitability cycle peaks for airline industry

Weaker airlines will be forced to restructure and some will go out of business due to high oil prices and falling demand, according to UBS analysis.

By Howard Winn | 12 March 2008

M&A

Dogfight over China Eastern Airlines continues

There is speculation that China Airlines will mount another attack on China Eastern Airlines.

By Howard Winn | 28 November 2007

Equities

Deccan Aviation prices IPO above bottom of reduced price range

Indian low cost airline raises $79.4 million and sees quality of investors improving after three extra days of bookbuilding.

By Anette Jönsson | 29 May 2006

Equities

India stock turbulence hits Air Deccan IPO

Subscription period exended and price range lowered to capture more investors after order book is barely covered by the original deadline.

By Anette Jönsson | 25 May 2006

Debt

Singapore Airlines launches leveraged sovereign play

Asian airline giant will make its debut in the local debt capital market today (Friday) with a deal that will price above 100bp over swaps.

By Rob Davies | 8 November 2001

Equities

Chinese airlines improve earnings, but struggle to raise efficiency

Finding less demand than expected for air travel, and facing competition from foreign carriers, China''s airlines move into a period of consolidation.

By Stockhouse com | 30 August 2000

M&A

Tata Group eyeing up Air India and Indian Airlines stakes

Tata Group is hoping to get a slice of the action in the planned privatization of Air India and Indian Airlines, bringing the two back under the Tata family''s control after a ...

By Jim Regan | 15 June 2000

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