Air NZ says breakthrough reached on engine drama, IATA boss tells engine makers: ‘Stop gouging us’
Air New Zealand has reported a significant reduction in grounded aircraft following successful negotiations with engine manufacturers Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce. Despite these operational improvements, the airline continues to face financial pressure due to high fuel costs.
Why it matters
The resolution of engine-related groundings is critical for airline capacity and global supply chain stability in the aviation sector.
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