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Air New Zealand Ltd will lease two Boeing Co 777s to cover for 787-9s with Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc engines that have maintenance issues, its chief executive said. “Any one point in time we are planning to have between zero to two aircraft that will be cycling off to have aircraft inspections and/or maintenance,” CEO Christopher Luxon told Reuters on the sidelines of an airline industry conference. “Therefore we will have two dry-lease aircraft we can operate so we can restore the schedule and keep our customers moving,” he said on …read more […]

Jun.03 — Randy Tinseth, Boeing Co’s commercial aircraft marketing vice president, talks about the company’s strategy. He speaks on the sidelines of the International Air Transport Association annual general meeting and World Air Transport Summit with Haidi Lun on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.” …read more […]

Jun.03 — Craig Chan, global head of emerging markets strategy at Nomura, discusses the trade tensions between the U.S. and China and what it means for global growth. He speaks On “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.” …read more […]

Doug Parker of American Airlines says carriers are mostly absorbing the higher fuel costs for now, but that could change if current levels become the “new normal.” …read more […]

Investors who want to cash in on Regions Financial Corporation’s (NYSE:RF) upcoming dividend of $0.09 per share have only 3 days left to buy the shares before its ex-dividend date,Read More… …read more […]

It could be another two years before India picks the winner of the world’s biggest combat aircraft order, according to a senior Boeing Co. executive. Boeing is well placed in the race to supply the Indian Air Force with 110 fighter jets, Gene Cunningham, Boeing vice president of global defense sales, told Bloomberg News on Sunday on the sidelines of a security forum in Singapore. …read more […]

Jun.03 — Matthew Sherwood, head of investment strategy at Perpetual Ltd. in Sydney, talks about Federal Reserve policy, the U.S. economy and his strategy. He speaks with Haidi Lun and Ramy Inocencio on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.” …read more […]

If Donald Trump prevails in his clash with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, one of his legacies may be to redefine the limits of presidential power — a constitutional concept so amorphous that even his own lawyers’ views on the matter appear to evolve. A private letter from Trump’s legal team to Mueller, written in January, asserted what amounts to an unlimited right to halt federal investigations and issue pardons, concluding that a president cannot obstruct justice. “The true extent of presidential power has not been tested because most presidents have avoided going to the outer extent of that …read more […]