Air Transport

ITA Airways says by the end of 2024 its visual identity will be “enriched” with a historic element paying tribute to both the country and its aviation heritage.

A new member of the Southwest Airlines board of directors has purchased 3.6 million shares in the company for over $100 million.

As the strike by Boeing’s machinists enters a new, uncertain phase, the company’s suppliers, customers and investors are grappling with the rising damage.

Garuda Indonesia has canceled its original order for four Airbus A330-800s, instead moving into a possible leasing agreement.

Around 40 major French aerospace suppliers are in financial difficulty and at risk of failure, according to a survey commissioned by GIFAS.

Japan Airlines (JAL) and Garuda Indonesia have formally entered into a joint business agreement after Japanese regulators granted antitrust immunity.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines intends to postpone investments, cut costs and take measures to increase productivity as part of a bid to improve operating profit.

Türkiye’s airlines and airports have large growth ambitions.

The SunExpress CEO said delivery delays at Boeing are significantly impacting the Turkish carrier's fleet planning.

Saudia has signed a codeshare agreement with Delta Air Lines. The agreement builds on the airlines’ existing interline relationship.

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has resumed passenger services to Lagos, Nigeria, with a daily service.

IndiGo has unveiled a new route connecting Pune and Bhopal which will commence October 27, 2024.

Singapore plans to build a second Airport Logistics Park at Changi Airport as the government prepares to increase the airport’s cargo handling capacity.

ST Engineering has finalized a 15-year deal with Akasa Air, providing engine MRO services for the airline’s Leap 1B-powered Boeing 737 MAX-family aircraft.

An aircraft has landed at the new Western Sydney International Airport for the first time as the facility prepares to open in 2026.

Qatar Airways will open service between Doha International and Toronto Pearson in December.

As the aviation industry continues to evolve, the concept of the aerotropolis—a metropolitan subregion where the layout, infrastructure, and economy are centred around an airport—has gained significant traction.

The manufacturer is working to certify the first auto-takeoff system with Brazilian, European and U.S. regulators.

The French aviation accident authority is investing in more equipment to get better investigation results faster.

Talk of a pilot shortage has softened, but the need persists to increase opportunities to ensure a steady flow of qualified candidates.