Sharp Airlines To End Melbourne - Griffith Flights
The decline of ultra marginal regional routes in Australia continues as Sharp Airlines ends its Melbourne - Griffith service on March 31.
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Why Aren’t Air India Employees Using Tools In Chennai?
The carrier witnessed agitation from several maintenance employees on March 15th.
Aircraft Lessor Moves To Shut Down Hong Kong Airlines
Stellar Aircraft Leasing is taking Hong Kong Airlines to court over an aircraft lease dispute and wants to wind up the airline.
Spirit Airlines Launches 3 New Routes Out Of Las Vegas Harry Reid International
Jackpot: Spirit To Launch Three New Routes From Las Vegas.
Pitot Probe Covers Remain In Place As Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Takes Off
A devastating ATSB report reveals a litany of errors that lead to a Malaysia Airlines A330 taking off in Brisbane with its pitot probe covers intact.
Air Canada Targets Australia & New Zealand With Network Expansion
Air Canada is increasing the frequency of its Vancouver - Sydney flights and resuming services to Brisbane & Auckland later this year.
Interjet Will Need To Pay What It Owes Before It's Allowed To Resume Flights
Could Interjet fly again? First, it needs to settle its debt.
California Wants Crew To Take Longer Breaks But Airlines Aren’t Happy
Implementing the meal break law will lead to canceled flights - even those shorter than four hours.
Qantas Signs Deal For 35 Million Gallons Of SAF
Starting in 2025, the airline will power its flights out of California with a sustainable aviation fuel blend supplied by biofuel company Aemetis.
Global Crossing Airlines Becomes The Latest To Order 200 EVE eVTOL Air Taxis
The potential sale has been added to Eve's order backlog of 1,785 aircraft, set to launch in 2026.
Future Flying Webinar: Peter Foster, CEO Of Air Astana
Join us as we discuss recovery, success, growth, and more with Air Astana's CEO.
All-Business La Compagnie Launches New York-Milan Services
La Compagnie will use the A321neo for the route.
Finnair Begins Allowing Passengers To Offset Their Flight Emissions
The airlines customers can now choose from a combination of SAF and verified carbon offset projects.
KLM & Transavia Become The Latest To Drop Mask Requirements
From March 23, the carriers will no longer enforce wearing face masks on flights, going against current Dutch legislation.
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How American Airlines Is Inspiring The Next Generation of Female Leaders
Over the weekend, American Airlines hosted a Women in Aviation Day event for young participants at its hangar at MIA.
Lufthansa Operates Its First Airbus A321 Converted Freighter Flight
The aircraft flew to Dublin as its first destination.
Virgin Atlantic Doesn’t Plan To Return To London Gatwick This Year
Despite claiming it would return to Gatwick this summer, Virgin Atlantic has ruled out a return.
Delta Air Lines Considers Upping Ticket Prices To Offset Rising Fuel Costs
Passengers may have to pay more to purchase Delta tickets as rising fuel prices could soon reflect on the carrier's airfares.
Ukrainian Ambassador Blasts Ryanair Over Ukraine Repatriation Flight Costs
Prices on Ryanair flights out of Poland have gone up in recent weeks.
Qatar Airways Set To Resume Flights To London Gatwick
The Middle East carrier is ready to put Gatwick back on its network in a few months.