Icelandair's Offer is Based on Experience from Operating the Flight Path
Icelandair's new proposal for its flight route leverages prior operational experience.
Justinas, working at Avia Solutions Group: in aviation, itโs never too late โ neither for a career nor for piloting
Justinas, who started his career in aviation in 2015, emphasizes that there's no such thing as being 'too late' in this industry, citing his own journey from student to a professional engaged in the aviation community.
Ghana: Ghana Poised to Develop Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry ...ICAO Study Reveals
Ghana is well-positioned to develop a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry to reduce carbon emissions in aviation, according to an ICAO study.
Russia is Running Out of Passenger Planes
Russia's civil aviation industry is facing a severe shortage of aircraft due to Western sanctions that have interrupted the supply of new planes and parts.
Aviation industry warns: Up to six-hour queues at airports
New biometric border control system is leading to significant delays at airports as travelers are required to register fingerprints and facial photos during their first entry into the Schengen Zone.
SAFE is the ideal program for Airbus. Polish firms will also profit from it
Airbus plans to significantly expand its presence and partnerships in the Polish aviation and defense sectors through the SAFE program.
Clean aircraft fuel production advances slowly; sector sees obstacles to comply with law
Brazilian air industry experts highlight challenges in meeting the country's future fuel law aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2027.
Weak Traffic Recovery: Dispute Over Dubai Flights Divides German Aviation
The German aviation industry is experiencing a weak recovery compared to the rest of Europe, exacerbated by disputes over foreign airline operations, particularly involving Emirates from Dubai.
Social peace, new destinations, upgrading... How Ben Smith radically transformed Air France-KLM to redirect its trajectory
Ben Smith has successfully transformed Air France-KLM since becoming its CEO in 2018, focusing on social peace and the introduction of new destinations.
Teriba urges women to exploit FG aviation policies
Bukola Teriba encourages women in the aviation industry to leverage favorable government policies for career advancement.
Aviation experts again raise concerns over charges
Aviation experts in Nigeria are warning that increasing airport and ticket charges could jeopardize the viability of the aviation sector.
CEO Peter Gerber: How Condor Plans to Expand After the Crisis
Condor's CEO Peter Gerber outlines the challenges and strategies for the airline's post-pandemic recovery and future expansion amid political constraints in Germany.
China unveils the worldโs largest flying car
China has revealed Matrix, the world's largest flying car, signaling its ambition to lead the low-altitude air travel industry.
Morocco launches project for an aircraft landing gear manufacturing plant
Morocco has launched a project to establish a new aircraft landing gear manufacturing plant in Casablanca as part of its efforts to boost its aviation industry.
Tourism and Aviation Summit: LA NACION prepares for the second edition of the industry's most influential meeting
The Tourism and Aviation Summit will take place on March 18, marking a key event for the industry's agenda.
India: Ready to buy Boeing aircraft worth up to $80 billion after agreement with the USA
India is poised to place aircraft orders from Boeing totaling up to $80 billion as part of a new trade agreement with the United States, confirmed by India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal.
Here is the 'new heart' of Chinese fighters: what we know about the WS-15
China is nearing a significant milestone in its military aviation industry with the operational integration of the WS-15 engine onto the stealth J-20A fighters, marking a critical phase in the program as advanced flight tests have been observed.
IATA: Demand for travel is rising, but the aviation industry faces two key challenges
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reports a 5.3% increase in passenger demand measured by Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPK) compared to 2024, alongside a 5.2% increase in available seat offering.
Airline Industry Struggling with Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply - IATA
The airline industry's transition to sustainable aviation fuel is hindered by high costs and limited availability, impacting progress on reducing carbon emissions, according to IATA's director-general Willie Walsh.
Trump Wants to Ground Planes from Canada. Heโs Upset That an American Manufacturer Hasnโt Received Permission to Fly There
President Donald Trump expressed frustration over Canadian aviation authorities' delay in certifying private jets from American manufacturer Gulfstream and threatened retaliatory measures against Canada's aviation industry.
Athens FIR: Foreign Press Talks About 'Service Confusion' and Outdated Systems
The foreign press reports on the unprecedented blackout at Athens FIR on January 4, highlighting service confusion and outdated systems amidst Greece's booming tourism industry.
Aviation: "Every Aircraft Corresponds to a Medium-Sized Business"
The German aviation industry reflects on its pre-pandemic optimism in 2019, contrasting it with current struggles due to high operational costs and the impacts of COVID-19.
Duel of the Aircraft Manufacturers: Boeing is Becoming Dangerous to Airbus Again
New figures show that the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing is gradually gaining strength, while Airbus remains the world market leader in a delicate situation.
Allegiant to Buy Sun Country Airlines in $1.5 Billion Deal
Allegiant Air has announced its plan to acquire Sun Country Airlines for $1.5 billion, expanding its operations in the airline industry.
Snow, wars, and AI. The five biggest threats to aviation
The article discusses the major challenges faced by the aviation industry, including extreme weather, geopolitical instability, financial risks, and the evolving roles of artificial intelligence and cyber attacks.
Global aircraft parts shortage grounds African airlines
African airlines are facing significant delays and cancellations due to a global shortage of aircraft spare parts, with smaller operators like Uganda Airlines and Kenya Airways being particularly affected, leading to projected costs of over $11 billion for the aviation industry this year.
Aviation in 2025 โ 10 disasters, 418 victims, but flying is becoming safer
In 2025, the aviation industry saw a rise in fatal accidents, with ten incidents resulting in 418 deaths, an increase from the previous year, though overall air travel safety continues to improve.
Boryszew Group a new player in the arms industry? "Drones are just the beginning"
The Boryszew Group is shifting its strategy due to geopolitical factors and plans to start drone production in collaboration with the Military Aviation Technical Institute.
CPK in 2026: What the aviation industry expects
The Central Communication Port (CPK) plans to announce around 50 investment proceedings worth approximately 40 billion PLN in 2026, with a significant focus on airport-related tenders according to industry leaders.
Tu-214 will receive Russian electronics. Another production start date announced
Kazakhstan's aircraft factory will begin serial production of Tu-214 passenger planes in 2028, with a planned output of 20 planes per year, as announced by Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov.