Air Transport World

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury and FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen.

The number of nominations and quality of entries for our 49th Annual ATW Awards were at an all-time high.

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom likes to describe his company’s sustainability philosophy as an “all-of-the-above” approach.

Tim Clark developed a passion for the industry as a young boy flying around the world and was eager to pursue a career in aviation.

This week’s top air transport stories include leadership changes at Airbus and FAA, and the latest news on airline sales and mergers involving Lufthansa Group.

Editors discuss the rising number of formal greenwashing allegations leveled at airlines and how they can effectively communicate their sustainability efforts.

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including Wizz Air CEO József Váradi and United Airlines CEO Scott Kir.

Strategic and Strong

In the worst weeks of the COVID pandemic crisis, the Singapore Airlines Group was carrying just 11,000 people each month versus 3.4 million in January 2020.

This week’s top air transport stories include Australia’s competition watchdog blocking the Qantas takeover of regional and charter operator Alliance Aviation.

Airbus’ success in China may be about more than politics.

Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways has a long and proud history in passenger and cargo operations but with no domestic market.

Since taking the helm as chairman and CEO at Korean Air in 2019, Walter Cho has rapidly gained a worldwide reputation for industry vision and dynamic management

The head of one of the world’s most highly regarded airlines, which is the 2023 ATW Airline of the Year, talks about its COVID rebound and long-term strategy.

Ground support is a key piece of the air transport jigsaw.

The Dutch government’s unilateral decision to reduce the number of flight movements at Schiphol Airport by 60,000 from November was egregious and unlawful.

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including Delta President Glen Hauenstein and Wizz Air CEO József Váradi.

This week’s top air transport stories include Lufthansa resuming A380 services and the Irish CAA approving the use of unmanned aerial systems.

Listen in as Baldanza talks about his long airline career that started at American Airlines and included transforming Spirit Airlines into a ULCC.

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury and FAA acting administrator Bill Nolen.

Sustainability and changing tastes are driving trends in onboard catering.

To help support airlines’ goals of reducing waste to be more sustainable and more cost-effective, Airbus has been working on a prototype of a Food Scanner.

JSX blends scheduled charter with private-jet experience.

More airlines are dropping charges for onboard Wi-Fi.

This week’s top air transport stories include a Netherlands court ruling that Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’s capacity limit plan does not follow EU rules.