India’s flag carrier is the country’s third largest after IndiGo and Jet Airways in terms of passengers carried. Pankaj Srivastava has been CCO at Air India since March 2013 and is a board member.

The FAA reauthorization bill that looked set to proceed through the US Senate in April is an example of both a golden opportunity missed to modernize the US air traffic management system and shameful political interference in market dynamics.

Following more than a year of speculation, US Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pennsylvania) finally rolled out his plan to remove the operation and management of US air traffic control (ATC) from FAA.

Air Canada’s mid-February announcement that it intends to buy up to 75 CSeries aircraft is good news that extends beyond the airframe maker Bombardier and engine supplier Pratt & Whitney. It’s also good news for airlines.

Air Canada’s mid-February announcement that it intends to buy up to 75 CSeries aircraft is good news that extends beyond the airframe maker Bombardier and engine supplier Pratt & Whitney. It’s also good news for airlines.

Ireland-based low-cost carrier Ryanair has always forged its own path under the leadership of Michael O’Leary.

Qatar Airways’ CEO threatens to “cancel the entire Pratt & Whitney order.”

“Some of the criticism we’ve received is warranted ... We can smooth out some rough edges.”