Airline Industry

Emirates is serving Bavarian-inspired dishes on flights to four German cities and adding Oktoberfest food and drinks to its airport lounges

The low-cost airline is launching a sale of one million seats across its network, valid for bookings today only, September 18, and for flights until December 10

Wizz Air plans further growth across Central and Eastern Europe, Italy, the Balkans and Spain as 139 new Airbus A321neo aircraft join its fleet

Romania's national airline TAROM marks 72 years with a new commercial strategy, Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, and €72 round-trip fares on selected domestic flights

Lithuanian airline KlasJet, part of Avia Solutions Group, has completed the necessary approvals to operate Boeing 737NG aircraft on flights to, from and within the US

Air France rerouted 130 flights in an important test designed to reduce the climate impact of persistent contrails and other non-CO₂ aviation effects

British Airways will launch a new route from London in May 2027 that will stop at Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar. The company also announces a significant expansion in Latin America

The Air France Foundation will support 44 nonprofit projects worldwide in 2026–2027, benefiting more than 66,000 children and young people

Air Canada COO Mark Nasr has been named among Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 for 2026, recognizing his leadership across airline operations and customer experience

More countries are issuing eVisas, but airlines still face different verification systems. IATA is calling for standardized digital travel authorization checks

The 2026 APEX Awards have been handed out, and the results are unlikely to surprise you. Which company has the best service in the world?

SWISS, Qatar Airways, LATAM, and Korean Air were among the standout winners at the 2026 Onboard Hospitality Awards in Hamburg. From Starlink connectivity to premium dining and luxury amenity kits, airlines showcased top innovations. "This year’s awards were a true testament to the innovation and excellence in our industry"

"Booking closed": Skybus has ended its London Gatwick–Newquay route early due to rising fuel costs and weak demand, highlighting growing pressure on regional airlines. "It is neither environmentally nor financially viable to continue operating with reduced demand”

Wizz Air, the Hungarian low-cost airline, reports its best summer ever with over a thousand flights daily during the summer months. Wizz Air to reopen "All You Can Fly" subscription sales

High costs and focus on core markets lead Wizz Air to close Vienna operations. Routes to Bilbao and London Gatwick will halt by October 2025; all routes end by March 2026

Low-Cost Carrier Reaches Record Profit

Rise in demand for international flights highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions. Insights from the international aviation industry in May prior to the Middle Eastern conflict

Marking six decades with a dynamic rebranding

The UK based airline will not resume the route between Tel Aviv and London Heathrow: "After examination, we will continue serving ths Israeli passengers through our codeshare agreement with EL-AL"