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
Airbus trials AI-powered catering with Virgin Atlantic to reduce onboard food waste and improve efficiency. Roughly 20% of the waste comes from untouched food and beverages
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
Emirates offers important update: Passengers can book reduced flights to 100 destinations, rebook, change dates, or request refunds as the airline scales back flights and adapts operations to ongoing regional challenges.
Copa Airlines will become the first in Latin America to introduce Starlink Wi-Fi, bringing faster onboard internet across its network of 80+ destinations
March quarter: Delta posts higher earnings and record revenue, but rising fuel costs weigh on margins as the airline trims growth. "We delivered earnings that were more than 40 percent higher than last year, even with a significant increase in fuel costs and operational disruptions across the industry"
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Temporary fee reductions at 34 airports could strengthen India’s aviation sector and support expansion plans. Akasa Air, among the first to officially praise the decision
Good way to kick off 100th anniversary celebrations: United Airlines sells out its limited “Rhapsody in Flight” vinyl featuring unique animated artwork shortly after launch. Will there be more?
