Contrary to dire warnings since the early days of the pandemic that business travel would be permanently replaced by videoconferencing, the demand two years later to meet customers and colleagues face to face is already apparent—and growing.  

LCC easyJet plans to remove one row of seats from its UK-based fleet of Airbus 319s in an attempt to mitigate staff shortages. 

Latvian wet-lease provider SmartLynx Airlines and Netherlands-based aircraft-supply specialist APOC have acquired a package of four Airbus A321s for freighter conversion.

Australian carrier Rex is preparing to take important steps in its efforts to expand its services and compete more directly with its larger rivals in Australia’s domestic market.

Emirates Airline plans to add its premium economy product on 120 of its widebody aircraft, building on the six A380s which are already equipped with the new cabin.

The Utah-headquartered airline will add its first service from its base state.

The agreement between KLM and the Canadian airport follows the airline’s entry into SkyTeam’s Sustainable Flight Challenge.

UK-based LCC easyJet has terminated its lease of six aircraft from a subsidiary of a Russian lessor.