Air Transport

Titanium supply concerns weigh on Western manufacturers

Turkish Airlines copes with rapid growth as it grapples with airport infrastructure constraints

As part of economic reform, Mexico invests in aviation, builds a new airport in the capital city

Austrian’s supervisory board is prepared to shut the carrier down and start a new airline.

The surplus parts market comes of age

Spirit Airlines looks to add 100 aircraft to its fleet by 2021

Clear signs that Bombardier's reassurance strategy no longer works with customers and analysts

Qantas CEO goes out on a limb with an ambitious target for the airline’s recovery

Pilots at Europe’s big legacy carriers must realize compromise is in their best interest

Airbus plan to sell its stake in Dassault could allow Rafale builder to stay small

Headlines and history aside, Spirit AeroSystems is flying high

Better weather data to provide savings edge for Southwest fleet

Xiamen Airlines will use the 787 not to make money but to support its home city

Malaysia Airlines’ state owner sets agenda for sweeping changes

Could today’s online giants spark a new era in aviation?

Despite domestic rivalry, Frontier should profit from switching to an ultra-low-cost model

The A380 was tapped to help capacity-strapped airports, but could it end up hurting them?

Japan sets technology plan to build aerospace industry

Increasing number of airlines see great benefits in letting passengers handle their own baggage

A version of this article appears in the September 1 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology.

The ongoing pursuit of bird-strike deterrence has yielded a mix of intriguing approaches

Dogs, fake shoreline among airport’s wildlife mitigation tactics

High-tech meets old-school at BWI when it comes to wildlife mitigation

As bird-strike data improves, efforts to boost safety go beyond airports

Thermoplastics could finally find more applications in aerospace