A total of 10 Chinese and Indian commercial airlines have broken EU law requiring them to offset their carbon emissions, while all other international carriers flying to or from Europe have complied, the European Union's climate chief said on Tuesday.

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The FAA is proposing a civil penalty of US$210,000 against Seattle-based Alaska Airlines (AS) for allegedly failing to properly document and tag deactivated systems and equipment before making repairs

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United Airlines is putting the finishing touches on an order for at least 100 Boeing Co 737 narrowbody jets potentially worth US$10 billion at list prices.

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China Eastern Airlines is set to place a US$6 billion order for up to 20 Boeing 777 jets.

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