Aviation Industry

More than 10 million travelers have passed through Prague Airport in 2026, reflecting continued growth in Central Europe's aviation sector

Italy's flag carrier is launching a new and much-anticipated service allowing large dogs to travel alongside their owners without a carrier, following successful testing last year

The FAA's new plan outlines how the U.S. will transition thousands of piston-engine aircraft to unleaded aviation gasoline this decade

Emirates launches Material Futures Studio, inviting university students to transform retired aircraft materials into innovative new products

A new series on Netflix deals with one of the mysteries that still preoccupies the FBI today: the crash of PAN AM Flight 103, also known as the "Lockerbie Disaster," one of the worst terrorist attacks in history

easyJet has selected Bird Aviation's Larnaca facilities for long-term base maintenance services covering its A320 family aircraft

Cluj Airport plans to install new eGates to reduce waiting times and offer a premium Fast Track experience for passengers

Air India's new Easy Connect service from Amritsar allows passengers to connect to 27 international destinations through Delhi with a single check-in and baggage transfer

Bucharest's two airports welcomed more than 8.45 million passengers during the first six months of 2026, marking a new traffic record for Romania's capital

Etihad signed partnership agreements with three airlines in July 2026, significantly expanding connectivity across Southern, West, and Central Africa

Air Senegal makes history: the airline purchases nine 737-8 MAX aircraft to grow its regional and international network as Boeing builds momentum at the Dubai Air; it's the airline's largest aircraft purchase to date

Cathay Pacific initiates a buyback of 9.57% of its shares from Qatar Airways, a move that may shift ownership dynamics in Hong Kong. Qatar remains committed to operational partnership within oneworld

Boeing's revenue in the quarter climbs 35% to a total of $22.7 billion, mainly due to the delivery of 150 commercial aircraft in the quarter, significantly increasing monthly production

El Al Shock: CEO to Leave by 2025

Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Dubai, and other major cities in Asia lead the world in international passenger traffic