After 6 Years: FAA Brings Air Traffic Controllers Back to the Cockpit
The Federal Aviation Association is bringing back its Flight Deck Training program, which was suspended at the start of the pandemic
The Federal Aviation Association is bringing back its Flight Deck Training program, which was suspended at the start of the pandemic
Airbus publishes new global forecast for the next 20 years. Highlights: commercial aircraft fleet will reach 45,550 aircraft, industry will need 2.44 million new professionals
EUROCONTROL says air traffic in Europe increased by 2.5% in September compared to last year, the peak day reached more than 37,500 flights
Singapore Airlines is introducing a series of upgrades to the passenger experience across all classes, including SISLEY toiletries and BYREDO products
Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority explains why engine noise often changes after takeoff, when pilots reduce power as part of normal climb procedures
ICAO has joined IATA's Supporting Alliance for CORSIA EEU Supply, which brings together more than 80 stakeholders to address carbon credit supply constraints
The new check-in system at European airports continues to lead to queues of up to 5 hours in many countries. The continent's airports council offers 6 points for improvement
Michaelis Kovilitis, who previously served as CFO and Deputy CEO, is the new CEO of AEGEAN. Dimitris Georgianis, who served in the position for 20 years. will end his role
From music and aviation to cruise ships, luxury hotels, technology investments and high-speed rail: British billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Group is expanding
Lithuania is strengthening the security system at three of its international airports. The country has already invested €22 million in physical security, screening, and drone detectors