Whether there is a global pandemic, a natural disaster or war, the aviation industry—partnering with humanitarian relief organizations—are the first to step up and bring food and critical medical supplies to various places around the globe.

Interiors design firm Teague and Tulsa-based aerospace company NORDAM have unveiled Elevate, which they called the “world’s first single-aisle aircraft cabin that uses floating furniture to reimagine the inflight passenger experience.”

Alaska Airlines has been named the 2022 Air Transport World Airline of the Year.

A major war in Europe on top of a global pandemic might be thought of as a double black swan hit. In truth, and based on not-too-distant history,…

For air travel to return to a more normal experience, it must look and feel close to what people experience on the ground. That’s especially true of…

Here are some of those small steps that, when added together over the next 28 years, should enable the aviation industry to hit sustainability targets.

Airlines and airports believe that contactless technologies, in use at all stages of the air travel process from border control to onboard lavatories, are here to stay.