Airline Policy

Emirates has launched daily year-round flights between Helsinki and Dubai, operating the route with its Airbus A350 and offering onward connections worldwide

Air France is introducing new dishes from Michelin-starred chefs in La Première, Business and Premium cabins on flights departing from Paris

Ryanair carried 20.1 million passengers in September, up 4% year on year, despite more than 1,000 flight cancellations during the month

Less than a day after announcing its reorganization process and difficulties with fleet availability, AnimaWings published another dramatic update: all flights will be suspended from October 2 to 24

A new coalition of airline organizations and technology companies is asking the European Union to ensure that new regulations allow passengers to undergo biometric identification processes

Pegasus Airlines has announced it has completed the acquisition of Czech Airlines and Smartwings. Both brands will continue to operate separately

Starting in early November, United plans to operate a third flight from Tel Aviv to Newark four times a week, along with the return of routes to Washington and Chicago as early as October

The Romanian airline released another official update with details about the crisis, including recurring technical problems and impact on commercial and financial activity

Ethiopian Airlines has ordered eight Boeing 777-8 Freighters, becoming the first African airline to order the new aircraft as cargo demand grows

The Romanian airline, launched in 2020 and rapidly expanding with a fleet of 8 Airbus aircraft and over 50 routes announced that it has begun a judicial reorganization process

The UK government is promoting a policy requiring airlines to seat children under 14 next to a parent or adult free of charge, alongside measures for name corrections and a new system against disruptive passengers. Ryanair responds sharply, claiming some benefits already exist – and accuses the government of diverting attention from aviation taxes