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With a global offsetting scheme confirmed as the near-term mechanism for capping growth in carbon emissions from international flights, the aviation

Biometric facial recognition technology is already being used at various points in the passenger journey at airports throughout the world. Airlines

Boeing’s new recommendation that 737 MAX pilots undergo simulator training before they return to flying the airliner justifies recent moves by major

At an air show in the Middle East in 2018, a Boeing executive stood up at a private meeting of show participants and offered a tip. “If you want to

The seeds of Asia-Pacific’s LCC revolution were sown at the turn of the millennium with AirAsia. As demand for low-fare travel spread northward and

The 100-150 seat aircraft sits in a “tween” market between smaller regional jets and larger narrowbodies. The question is: How big is that market? New

Shell Aviation has a presence at some 900 airports in about 60 countries supplying aviation fuel. The company fuels an aircraft every 14 seconds and

In June 2019, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary announced that his airline group would establish a new startup airline in Malta, adding a fourth operator to

A weakened air cargo industry faces more challenges in 2020

The UK government aids the carrier at the expense of others.

Almost five years after the July 2014 shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 by a missile over Ukraine, IATA’s safety chief lamented the lack

The commercial aviation industry in the Latin America-Caribbean region heads into 2020 in a state of flux, producing a dim outlook.

Air Astana president and CEO Peter Foster has been at the helm of the Kazakhstan-based airline since 2005 and is currently overseeing a period of

Airlines worldwide are on track to submit their first full year of emissions data under ICAO’s Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for

IATA’s chief remains passionate about the airline industry’s raison d’être.

A cautious industry hopes for less volatile 2020.

The 10 years leading to the close of the decade have been remarkable and unique for the global airline industry in one sense: As a collective, it has

MAX grounding strains Boeing-Southwest relationship.

After firing developer, Denver International vows terminal makeover will be on budget with new team.

The air transport industry will enter the new decade with the ongoing consequences of the two Boeing 737 MAX crashes

Data sharing, the MAX return and a labor shortage pose challenges in 2020.

Jazeera Airways believes the LCC model can work in a region used to luxury.

The world met in Madrid in December at the United Nations COP25 summit to discuss climate change and emissions reduction. Given the sharply increased

2019 Third Quarter Airline & Lessor Financial Results

FAA administrator Steve Dickson suggested Boeing improve the “quality and timeliness” of information it is providing the agency to support getting the 737 MAX back into service, part of a larger message that Boeing’s efforts should focus on meeting regulatory demands, not influencing the process.