The Dutch Safety Board (DSB) has done an excellent job investigating the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines MH17.

American Airlines is planning to roll out a new fare model next year to enable it to better compete against Spirit Airlines and other US ULCCs.

Five big airlines may make up 51% of the European market, but 136 smaller carriers account for the remaining 46% and they also have a voice.

There used to be a lot of talk about Bombardier and ATR launching large turboprops.

The English saying “to take the shirt from somebody’s back” took on a whole new meaning after tensions erupted between Air France and its unions.

When will FAA and/or aircraft/engine manufacturers do tests to find out what would happen if a small UAV and a commercial aircraft collide?

The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails. African carriers need to be realists, or the colors on those sails will not be theirs.

Tim Canoll began a four-year term leading the largest pilots’ union in the world on Jan. 1, 2015. From its Washington DC base, ALPA has a strong voice on nearly every issue touching commercial aviation in North America. Canoll stopped by ATW’s office recently for a wide-ranging roundtable discussion with our editors.