Norse Atlantic maintained momentum in September despite ending its IndiGo damp-lease deal and has cut transatlantic routes for the northern winter season.
Air Peace adds two Boeing 737NG aircraft to its fleet, expanding operations as West and Central Africa's largest airline continues replacing older 737 Classics.
Middle East conflicts will dampen air travel growth through 2030, but demand remains resilient despite fare increases, according to Bain & Co. consultants.
Aegean Airlines expands to Syria and plans to serve Libya, capitalizing on recovering markets as both countries rebuild their international connections.
There was a 15% uptick in aircraft retirements over the first nine months of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, although the change was not uniform across aircraft classes.
The aviation industry faces the challenge of maintaining safety standards and effective crew training while navigating ongoing crises without overburdening pilots.
One-size-fits-all regulation is putting pressure on Europe’s smallest airlines and vital connectivity, according to the European Regions Airline Association (ERA).
Panama's Tocumen Airport has signed an MOU with Singapore based ground handler SATS to develop air cargo facilities and boost Asia-Americas trade connectivity.
Up to 700 jobs could be affected by AirBaltic’s restructuring as the Latvian airline consults unions on reduced workloads for flight crews and prepares changes across its three main bases.
The Russian government plans to cut back on support for the country's commercial aircraft manufacturing industry as Moscow redirects funds toward its war effort.
Alaska Airlines has stated that it needs to increase numbers of A321neos, or remove it to suit the carrier's largely Boeing operations. This analysis assesses Alaska’s options.
