Aeroitalia presents the new livery: a symbol of growth and a new identity
Aeroitalia has unveiled a new aircraft livery that reflects the airline's growth and commitment to a distinctive identity in the European aviation market.
Linate Prime, the new terminal for business flights takes off
The new Linate Prime terminal in Milan, dedicated to business and general aviation, has been inaugurated, enhancing the airport's services with modern facilities and improved passenger comfort.
Icelandair's offer is three times the estimated cost
Icelandair has presented an offer that is significantly higher than the initially estimated cost.
Feds certify Gulfstream G500 and G600 jets
Transport Canada has certified the Gulfstream G500 and G600 business jets amid pressures from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Aviation: After Months of Empty Flights: Lufthansa Allowed to Use Business Class from April
Lufthansa is set to utilize Business Class seating for its Boeing 787 aircraft starting in April, following prolonged delays and regulatory challenges.
Slovenian Court Halts Babiš's Business, His Fund Hartenberg Cannot Sell Aviation Repairs for Now
A Slovenian court has temporarily halted the sale of Adria Tehnika, an aviation repair company, which is controlled by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's Hartenberg Holding fund.
Business Ticker: Lufthansa had to cancel 800 flights - further strikes are imminent
Lufthansa has canceled 800 flights, affecting around 100,000 passengers, as unions signal potential for more strikes in the future.
Huge bill from strikes for Finnair
Finnair's revenue and profitability rose in the last quarter of 2025 due to increased passenger numbers and favorable operational conditions despite challenges from environmental regulations.
NAHCO unveils luxury hotel at Lagos airport
The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company has launched a luxury hotel at Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport as part of its diversification strategy.
There are good reasons why Germany is the worst performing country in aviation
Easyjet has significantly reduced its operations in Germany due to poor conditions, but CEO Kenton Jarvis now aims to focus on local travel agencies as the airline attempts to re-enter the market.
Icelandair's Results Not in Line with Annual Plan
Icelandair has reported operational results that do not align with the company's annual projections.
Icelandair's results are not in line with the annual plan, says the CEO
The CEO of Icelandair has announced that the company's operational results do not align with the annual plan.
Wizz Air: 2025 was a record year for us. In 2026 we plan to go even further
Wizz Air reported a record-breaking 2025, with significant fleet expansion, new routes, improved operational performance, and the highest passenger numbers in the company's history, according to CEO József Váradi.
Changes in the management of Enter Aira. The company has its first president
Marcin Kubrak, a co-founder and major shareholder of Enter Aira, will assume the role of president starting February 3, 2026.
NAHCO grows net profit 40% to N18bn
Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc reports a 40% increase in net profit to N18bn for the year ended December 31, 2025, alongside notable growth in total revenue and operating profit.
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.
Additional seat, drink and snack - Wizz Air introduces 'business class'
Wizz Air has launched a new service called WIZZ Class, aimed at travelers seeking extra personal space and convenience during flights.
Boeing received a new order for 50 737 MAX aircraft
Boeing has finalized a new order with Aviation Capital Group for 50 737 MAX aircraft, including 25 of the 737-8 model and 25 of the 737-10 model, expected to be delivered in 2032 and 2033.
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.
German justice declares several practices of Ryanair illegal and rules in favor of eDreams
The German courts have ruled against Ryanair, declaring several of its business practices illegal and siding with eDreams in the process.