The US government partial shutdown over border wall funding and the UK’s inability to figure out a Brexit referendum share common roots: a willingness for governments not to govern.

How economy-minus opens air travel to more people than ever.

Some lawmakers want to see more rules imposed on airlines.

Led by United Airlines, the big three US carriers have embarked on yet another campaign against the three major Gulf carriers.

Africa has been trying to liberalize its skies for the past 30 years. Lots of promises have been signed – some of them legally binding – but barriers still remain. When will the continent move from bureaucracy to action?

Ten years ago, on Oct. 29, 2008, Delta Air Lines closed its merger with Northwest Airlines.

The UK government has released the latest warnings on potential disruption citizens may face traveling into and from the European Union by air.

One of the themes of MRO Europe in Amsterdam was how the automotive industry is powering ahead of aviation, because of different approaches when it comes to innovation and risk.