fill us in on what the future is for jet airways. fill us in on what the future is for jet airways.ast ditch attempt to buy. a consortium of airlines took over to recover what they can of the roughly $1 billion they are collectively owed. yesterday they came out of a meeting in mumbai and said there was only really one incredible offer on the table, that is reportedly from etihad in abu dhabi, and it required them to take an 80% haircut, or something like that. unsurprisingly they didn't find that appetising and they didn't find that appetising and they are referring the company to they are referring the company to the insolvency court in the hope that either another buyer will emerge or they will recover some of their money to a fire sale of what remains ofjet airways's assets. as days go by, a revival or rescue of jet airways is looking increasingly unlikely, not least because the capacity that was left byjet airways is soon to be bought up by some of its former rivals. thank you for that quick look atjet airways, in the news yet again. that's it for the business briefing this hou

chris: but we knew british airways owed pam more,$160more. like british airways and american airlinesh they're flying back from europe. it's called eu261, and it says passengers are entitled to up to $700 in cash when flights are delayed or canceled. chris: the amount varies based on how long a delay lasts, what caused it, and flight distance. you could get nothing, but using british airways' own website, we figured ba owed pam's family of four $458 each, a total of $1832. after our inquiry, that's exactly what british airways paid pam. pam: it was amazing. chris: it's our pleasure. pam: it was amazing. you guys did an amazing job. chris: we asked british airways why it didn't offer the otts their full compensation from the start. it didn't reply. the otts were unaware of their eu261 rights, and they are not alone. we sent our intern alex to sfo to ask people headed to europe-- male: london. male: warsaw. male: birmingham. male: my home in ireland. chris: what they know about eu261. male: i haven't heard of it before, no. chris: a recent passenger poll found just 8% were aware of thei

jet airways bankruptcy. creditors to start insolvency proceedings against the debt laden indian carrier. and turning trash into tracksuits. 0ur global sportswear brands are tackling the rising tide of plastic pollution. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm sharanjit leyl. west arthurjet airways, because creditors are to begin insolvency proceedings against the stricken indian airline. ——we start with. they're trying to find a suitable buyerfor they're trying to find a suitable buyer for what was once the country's biggest carrier. ellis taylor told me how the shutdown will impact the aviation industry. in some ways, the indian aviation industry has already adjusted to shutdown ofjet airways. this has not operated afloat since the 17th of april. we have seen in the past couple of months some of the airlines are saying they have effectively filled the gap in the market. there are some questions about internationally, the ones to canada and europe and the us. there are not canada and europe and the us

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of qatar airways the c.e.o. of kenya airways they have both said that they believe it's the only way passengers will fly and not be too concerned when this aircraft is back in the skies honestly i'm struggling to see how that works out so i mean if i got on a plane called the 737 greatest plane in the world but i knew it was still a max i'm still going to feel a little bit concerned about it and i think a lot of fliers would feel concerned about and you make a very valid point but i think come out that's because you yourself would know that it was a 737 max for the rest of the public it's actually very unlikely that they would know if the aircraft itself isn't called a max now that may be astonishing you may think how could boeing try to hide away in this way you know and try to almost trick that passengers into thinking they're on a different jet but it is to do with optics and ultimately the airlines already speaking to the manufacturers saying that the passengers are telling them when we see 737 max on the sa

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of qatar airways the c.e.o. of kenya airways they have both said that they believe it's the only way passengers will fly and not be too concerned when this aircraft is back in the skies honestly i'm struggling to see how that works out so i mean if i call on a plane called the 737 greatest plane in the world but i knew it was still a max i'm still going to feel a little bit concerned about it and i think a lot of fliers would feel concerned about and you make a very valid point but i think come out that's because you yourself would know that it was a 737 max for the rest of the public it's actually very unlikely that they would know if the aircraft itself isn't called a max now that may be astonishing you may think how could boeing try to hide away in this way you know and try to almost trick that passengers into thinking they're on a different jet but it is to do with optics and ultimately the airlines are already speaking to the manufacturers saying that the passengers are telling them when we see 737 max on t

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nejra: that was the ceo of qatar airways speaking to guy johnson at the paris air show.ey event today is the ecb sintra. mario draghi will be giving his keynote speech followed by a panel. what will the policymakers be watching today? there is data out of europe including inflation for the euro area at 10:00. and the candidates for the u.k. are furtherer whittled it down. if you are traveling to work, tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or on digital in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. that us get a bloomberg business flash from debra mao in hong kong. airbus pulled ahead of its rival on the first day of the paris air show. locking in $13 billion in orders. bodied jet.a narrow chiefng to airbus's executive, there is still room to run up the score. >> we see sustainable growth. despite the difficulties here and there, we still continue to see a strong demand. we expect a positive airshow. debra: staying with the paris air show, owing is open to brandingthe word "max" for its jet. sentiment has been tarnished

to factors could play out for jet airways. that lenders will need to find a resolution on the ownership, as well as the debt, and that is what will be in focus on jet airways today. >> thank you very much. to leave things there as we go into a break, taking a look at the latest out of hong kong. thes are opening up across area after protests on sunday saw 2 million people on the streets. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> you are back with bloomberg markets. a couple business flash headlines. fifth-generation telecom still at its earliest stages but samsung is already talking 6g. they have held talks about potential collaboration with platform companies with blockchain technologies and ai. still working are on 5g services. drop way bracing for a 40% in smartphone shipments following the blacklisting by the u.s. sources say it is even considering pulling its latest model. last year international orders made up almost half of their 200 million in sales. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> it's almost 11:00 in singapore, 8:30 a.m. in mumbai. i'm haslind

not only that, but the ceo of iag, the parent company of british airways is a former 737 captain.n paris today that he discussed with boeing, in a lot of detail, that changes the company is making to try to prevent future accidents. he has a lot of credibility. such a big order at this time is a big boost for boeing. it is typically an airbus stronghold. how is airbus doing so far? >> airbus is holding its own. it is net and the quick knowing in terms of deals. a lot of the transactions airbus has announced has been more to therders, as opposed letter of intent that boeing signed with iag. airbus unveiled a new long rage version of its 83 21, that generated some orders and interest. you are seeing deals for smaller 0.als on the a22 airbus is having a good show. i expect we will hear a lot more from them when it's over. shery: bloomberg news industrial and aerospace editor in dallas. plenty more still ahead in the next hour on "daybreak asia." we will speak with the global advisor. shery: let's get -- paul: let's check on markets. 1% on this trade news inspired rally. futures point

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business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. welcome back and he is here now with the support. thank you so much mary more host nation england have taken a big step towards a place in the semifinals of the cricket world cup they beat the west indies by 8 wickets in their latest group game for the windies it's a 2nd loss in 4 matches batting 1st chris gayle just one of the big names to misfire for them is that same time champions bowled out for 212 injuries to captain owen move in an opener jason or the only set but ready for england in southampton in their absence joe root has stepping up to school and beaten century his 2nd of the tournament. in women had seen their victory targets with more than 16 overs to spare. or teams play each other once in the group stage at this world cup the top 4 progressing into the semifinals that when moving england up to 2nd in the table on saturday afghanistan take on south africa defending champions australia will play sri

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the weather sponsored by qatar airways. well a storm miguel has just ripped through the northwest of europe it really shouldn't be around in early june this is the picture you might expect from march or maybe october the resultant winds in excess of a 120 northwestern france in excess of 80 in some coast of england and over the hills of northern england and surprisingly it has taken 3 lives with it to see the picture that you see here which is in northwest france is not what you expect to see of a june see that things are slowly improving that is still wet and windy that's the picture currently of the british isles so the green is rain and the winds are fairly obvious attempt it down to 30 at best in manchester it is blowing out the next 24 hours it'll be just affecting norway everything else settles down but the whole is northwestern bit of europe is cooled and should be the wall the amount expected some is here in the east and just over the border in for example moscow picture your temperature shows $31.00 the average is

aircraft can now fly over that area of the straits of hormuz british airways quantum scale them followed suit how much of an impact is this going to have on international aviation how busy is that area that geographic area. actually i've got flight radar 24 up on one of my screens here in my office and it's an incredibly busy area i mean. by all the middle eastern carriers there's a lot of traffic that goes through that area and i think that that's a problem in the short term problem is everybody's going to have to do some rerouting or recruiting. so the flights may take a little bit longer they may have to put on some more fuel that may increase costs a little bit for the airlines but i think the f.a.a. and the airlines are acting out of an over abundance of caution which is a good thing because they don't want to have another malaysian airlines that was shot down over the ukraine in 2014 and going back even further in history they don't have another iran air flight 655 that was shot down by the u.s. navy in july 1908 so why do they go for the south over the u.a.e. and oman or for the n

drone was shot down by iran, a qatar airways flight was just 45 miles away according to the faa. flight radar shows the qatar jet on its way to bangkok from doha passed almost directly between the launch point and the drone and at the speed those planes fly, there's every chance that missile could have locked on to the wrong target. >> which could have been devastating, and we know that u.s. air carriers are taking that very seriously. how is this incident impacting flights in the region? >> reporter: yeah, so that close call and rising tensions here prompted the faa to ban u.s. operated flights over iran, the persian gulf and the gulf of oman. some of the carriers affected include united, u.p.s., fedex, atlas and polar air, and the faa says about 31 flights a week are affected. and note that a few international airlines are doing the same including major companies like british airways and lufthansa. there's still a lot of uncertainty here, whit. >> james longman in the gulf of oman for us, we appreciate your reporting. >> dan, over to you. >> whit and james, thanks to you both.

business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. this is al-jazeera. this is that he was a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes president trump reportedly hold it strikes on iranian military targets then changed his mind in response to the shooting down of a u.s. surveillance drone. meanwhile iranian state media release images showing what it says of fragments of wreckage from the drone. on the streets of hong kong controversial extradition bill completely scrapped. with. school protesters in georgia angry over a visiting washington politician try to. forced their way into parliament. and support the african nation later with house egypt taking on. the record 7 time champion their star player mohamed salah can wrap located his liver in for. a tense standoff continues between the u.s. and iran following the downing of an american surveillance drone in the straits of hormuz u.s. media reports say that president donald trump ordered air strikes against military

trans world airways abandoned its terminal at new york's j.f.k. airport in 2001 after it went bankrupt although once forgotten terminal has been converted to a designer hotel offering guests a unique opportunity to travel back to a time when flying was fun and a bit more elegant. going back in time has never been so easy all you need to do is check into the newly opened t.w.a. hotel to feel what flying was like in the golden days of commercial aviation you hear the 1960 s. soundtrack behind us we're still working on a lot of the little details so that when you walk into the building you feel like you entered 1962 but the immersive experience comes at its price. turning the old terminal into a hotel cost $300000000.00 but the constructors went to great lengths to keep the original design a life of heart transitions while also incorporating modifications suited to any luxury hotel. 80 year old an old wire used to be a t.w.a. flight attendant back in the day and is enjoying the changes that have been made. i think it has been. fantastic. and. i think

navy in july 1908 i'm actually looking at a british airways flight that left from new delhi and normally it would have a pretty straight shot over the gulf to. england and now it's taken a hard right turn and it is flying over the middle of iran right now so it's not flying anywhere near the persian gulf so you'll see everybody kind of flying to different directions. because they want to avoid the gulf. algeria's former prime minister after at all here we are here and 2 former industry ministers have been referred to a public prosecutor to be investigated over allegations of corruption tens of thousands of algeria nz have gathered once again across the nation for an 18th street we could protests there calling for the removal of elite figures from the government servant prominent politicians and businessmen linked to ousted president of the disease beautifully have been detained or questioned since the president was forced to step down in april but speak to a teague who was a journalist and joins us via skype from strasbourg process then continuing 18 weeks now but we're kind of in limbo

sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area affecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice the us media reports the president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of air traffic through the region is already being restricted. terry go stepping down as chairman of consumer tech firm foxconn technology which is perhaps best known as an apple supplier mr goh who has led the business for 45 years says he will run in taiwan's coming presidential election that puts his company an uncharted waters just as the u.s. china trade conflict continues to world markets foxconn is the world's largest contract electronics maker and assembles products for major international brands in

recent attacks were carried out on oil tankers, and over the strait of hormuz, that vital oil shipping airway, if international airspace, says the u.s. when the drone was hit, the u.s. navy surging its partner ships through seas to the debris field to recover what they could of the classified aircraft. at 10:15 a.m., after president trump is briefed, he tweets this stern warning, "iran made a very big mistake!" just over an hour later, iran's foreign minister firing back on twitter, "we don't seek war, but will zealously defend our skies, land and waters." at 12:15, the u.s. military weighs in, pinpointing where the drone was hit, some 21 miles from the iranian coast, well away from the 12-mile territorial limit, in sharp contrast to the iranian claim the drone went down over its territorial waters. >> this was an unprovoked attack on a u.s. surveillance asset that had not violated iranian airspace at any time during its mission. iranian reports that this aircraft was shot down over iran are categorically false. >> reporter: at 12:40 today, from the oval office, president trump with further w

sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area effecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice. u.s. media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on the day before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. european union leaders have extended punishing economic sanctions against russia for another 6 months the sanctions include curbs on russia's valuable oil business as well as defense and finance sectors the 1st put sanctions on russia after moscow annexed crimea from ukraine in march 24th teen the u.s. now applying fresh pressure or demands russian cooperation in the trial of 3 russians and one ukrainian accused of shooting down a malaysian assets of

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cutting measures that you talked about or we've seen big players going bankrupt like in years jet airways also south korea's 2nd biggest carrier us yana is really on the watch of bankruptcy and is up for sale but i think that also has to do with another think they're basically presenting the industry in a more modest way making travel more sustainable just as the brand this is growing that. yeah you know traffic is one of the big factor us contributing to climate change right there reporting from seoul from the conference thank you so much. india says it's unfortunate that the u.s. has decided to end its preferential trade treatment but you daily also stressed that it would always act in its national interest of trade now this comes after u.s. president donald trump decided to cancel india's classification as a beneficiary developing country transit india had not assured us that it would provide equitable and reasonable access to its markets. meanwhile china has set out prerequisites for a u.s. china trade deal in a white paper and daniel cooper is standing by for the franklin stock excha

and is yet to go into production the deal came a day after the surprise announcement that british airways has put in order for boeing's grounded 737 not just. the f.b.i. is reported to be investigating what the doj about broke u.s. money laundering laws the new york times last month reported that transactions flagged by employees at its compliance division as suspicious were not referred to the authorities some of the transactions were allegedly links to companies controlled by u.s. president donald trump and his family his great. love tons of passengers may be in for some strike chaos this summer with subsidiaries your wings and german wings likely to be hardest hit the focus is on the wage this stuff will vote next week on whether to take action or not meanwhile looked on the says it will retaliate with legal action. vision thing has become the 1st chinese leader to visit neighboring north korea for 14 years it's a sign of improving relations between the 2 traditional allies despite a drop in trade between them both president and one will want to make sure that trade remains strong desp