Air Transport World

How will the air cargo industry catch up on digitalization?

UK transport minister talks with ATW.

Why American and Qatar are putting past grievances aside.

Passenger expectations for onboard Wi-Fi are rising.

A more pragmatic US DOT seeks to refine airline ‘unfair practice’ definitions.

South African Airways’ prospects seem grimmer by the day.

As the aviation industry expands its support for initiatives to reduce its environmental impact, more countries, airlines and companies are making

Airlines must take lead on coronavirus.

Saudi Arabia’s next major industry is likely to be tourism and its airlines stand to benefit.

Greta Thunberg’s vision for a “no fly” world has abruptly turned into a reality. Now, at least, we can all see how awful it is and why it is not the

Irish ultra-LCC Ryanair is cash rich and has many assets other airlines lack to see it through the industry’s multiple crises. But like Southwest Airlines, Ryanair is an all-Boeing 737 operator, so the MAX grounding has been a particular blow to growth and financials.

A virus tests and will reshape the air transport industry.

In what seems like almost an overnight transition, the global air transport industry outlook has plummeted from positive to dire. In December, IATA

In what seems like almost an overnight transition, the global air transport industry outlook has plummeted from positive to dire. In December, IATA

Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Tewolde Gebremariam has outlined the next stage of his long-term strategic plan, which will include new business units

Airports can take five critical actions to best prepare for disruption of their business operations from the COVID-19 virus, the head of Washington DC airports’ emergency management team said.

Airports can take five critical actions to best prepare for disruption of their business operations from the COVID-19 virus, the head of Washington DC

Southwest CEO Gary Kelly and other industry executives have likened the impact of COVID-19 on travel demand to be similar to that of 9/11; the

Considering the caustic relationship between the CEOs at American Airlines and Qatar Airways in recent years, the language in the two carriers’

As states set SAF targets, producers work to grow pool of raw materials.

LCCs are defying expectations in the Gulf, but some markets pose challenges.

Air taxi providers are eager to bridge the gaps between cities and airports.

Fastjet’s pan-African LCC plans flounder in a difficult environment.

Key Findings and Recommendations The final report submitted to US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao took more than six months to complete and was

As Wizz Air undergoes rapid growth, its leader remains committed to the fundamentals.