Air Transport

COVID-19 has devastated the industry, but aviation recruitment specialists believe the market uncertainty can be mitigated.

Simulators and tech-based training will be essential to affordable pilot development

Delta Air Lines will recall up to 400 pilots this summer to help position itself for a rebound in travel demand.

The former Boeing CEO and business partner Kirstin Bartok Touw discuss their new investment venture.

Aircraft and engine-makers see enabling 100% sustainable-aviation-fuel use as essential to meeting aviation’s emission goals.

The growth of Middle Eastern airlines in recent years is being matched by expansion of the region’s training establishments.

Boeing failed to meet its obligations in five of 12 areas specified in a 2015 agreement with the FAA that required various safety and quality-control improvements in its Commercial Airplanes division and will pay $5.4 million in new penalties as a result, the FAA said Feb. 25.

The company, which specializes in engines, cabin interiors and other aircraft equipment, released remarkable financial results, given the gloomy economic situation for the air transport industry.

International Airlines Group (IAG) has appointed the chief executive and chairman of IAG Cargo, Lynne Embleton, as CEO of Aer Lingus.

CSA Czech Airlines plans to lay off all its remaining 430 staff, according to multiple media reports from the Central European nation.

Several EU policymakers have acknowledged the European aviation industry’s Destination 2050 carbon-neutral roadmap as a step in the right direction—but still just a starting point.

This year is shaping up to be at least as tough for airlines and airports as the last. In some ways, it’s more challenging.

Senior transportation officials from the U.S. and Canada vowed to “reinvigorate” collaboration on decarbonizing aviation, part of a shared commitment to build back from the COVID-19 pandemic in an environmentally sustainable manner.

Spanish LCC Volotea plans to increase significantly its Airbus fleet by early summer 2021 as it inducts a batch of at least 15 A320 family aircraft.

The airline industry in 2021 industry will, at best, be half the size it was in 2019. Yet the industry is betting the house on a substantial recovery in the 2021 second and third quarters. What's Plan B?

Parked aircraft; the role of masks; onboard safety; clairvoyance; industry resilience

MAGNETIC MRO introduced asset management program to assist airlines and lessors in aircraft maintenance processes, operations and evaluations.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is hopeful the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will lead to an ease in travel restrictions and an increase in travel demand as summer approaches.

Despite the Southeast Asian market being severely battered by the pandemic-related downturn, Boeing remains optimistic about the region’s long-term potential, predicting 1,590 new aircraft deliveries this decade.