| Dreamliner back in biggest market | | TOKYO - ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines, the world’s biggest operators of Boeing 787s, resumed commercial service with the plane after battery malfunctions kept the Dreamliner fleet grounded for more than four months. | | AIG unit sale at risk | | NEW YORK - A Chinese group’s purchase of ILFC, one of the world’s largest airplane leasing companies, could collapse after insurer American International Group said it did not receive a scheduled deposit payment. | | France says it will raise cash from airport shares | | The French state is to cut its shareholding in Paris airport operator ADP but will retain control, the finance minister said on Thursday in line with a new policy of reducing state holdings to raise money. | | AirAsia not done yet | | MONACO - AirAsia, which broke order records for Airbus jets to become Asia’s largest budget carrier, could buy another 50 planes as it targets aggressive expansion in India, chief executive Tony Fernandes said. | | Embraer sees 1 more US order | | SAO PAULO - Embraer , the world’s third-largest commercial jet maker, expects just one more big regional jet order as a result of its current US sales campaign, chief executive officer Frederico Curado said in an interview, after the Brazilian planemaker clinched three of four major deals since December. | |
