Aviation

Aegean Airlines resumes flights to Israel early

Waiting times of hours, delayed takeoffs and passengers who missed their flights: European aviation organizations are demanding immediate flexibility in the operation of the new EES system, which has entered full operation on the continent

The German aviation group is accelerating efficiency measures, including reducing the aircraft fleet as well as cutting capacity on short and long routes

Fast-track airport services are helping passengers skip long queues and save up to an hour at security. Here’s how they work and when they're worth it

The airline, recognized as the world's largest airline by fleet size, passengers, and revenue, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with special events at U.S. airports, celebratory flights, limited-edition products, and a historic tribute to the 1926 Chicago-St. Louis route

American Airlines' new technology will be widely implemented at DFW Airport this summer, with an emphasis on a faster, more consistent, and smarter boarding process for passengers

From the A321XLR to the Dreamliner: Air Canada introduces bed seats, luxury suites, and advanced technology as part of a broad strategic move

A cabin crew strike at Lufthansa and CityLine on April 15–16 is expected to cause flight cancellations, with rebooking and refunds offered to affected passengers. The strike follows the previous and still ongoing 48-hour pilot strike by the Vereinigung Cockpit union, which grounded hundreds of flights on April 13 and April 14

The acquisition of 49% of an airline registered in Malta may allow the company to operate with an additional aviation license, expand charter operations and improve operational flexibility in the European market

ANA celebrates four decades of global operations. With 55 international routes to 40 cities worldwide, an advanced fleet and a 5-star rating, the company continues to expand its global operations