Negative Perceptions Of Company's Reputation Jump 500 Percent In April
Negative perceptions of United Airlines' corporate reputation increased 500 percent following the April 9 passenger incident, according to new research from The Harris Poll. Forty-two percent of U.S. consumers said United has a "bad" or "very bad" reputation when surveyed in April, compared to seven percent in late 2016.
New Facility Will Support Regional Airline Customers
CAE announced at the 2017 World Aviation Training Conference and Tradeshow (WATS) the extension of its North American training footprint in Minneapolis St-Paul, Minnesota, USA. Through this centre, CAE has extended its ability to support regional airline customers, including Endeavor Air and Compass Airlines, as well as Sun Country Airlines with their growing pilot training needs.
Push Continues To 'Stop The Sell-Off' Of Canada's Airports To Private Investors
Calgary, Ottawa and Vancouver international airports have launched a new tool on their website that will allow Canadians to let their Member of Parliament (MP) know that they oppose the sell-off of Canada's major airports to private investors.
Marks A New High Point In Aviation Ties Between The Two Nations
The Executive Director of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Mr Patrick Ky and the Vice Administrator of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), Mr Li Jian held a joined Safety Conference organized by the two organizations last week, bringing together leading CEOs from the European and Chinese aviation industry. The conference marks a new high in aviation ties between Europe and China. These have steadily grown closer over recent years.
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