Air Transport World

Are airlines investing in the right cabin health and safety protocols?

Where do airlines sit on the carbon RPK efficiency curve?

At the IATA Digital, Data and Retailing Symposium in Madrid, the same concept kept appearing in many of the sessions: customer-centricity. There was a lot of talk about making it the number one priority. While that sounds great, what does it mean in practice?

Is the continent’s long-proclaimed potential turning into reality?

Anko van der Werff was named president and CEO at SAS in April and took up the position in July. The Dutch-born executive was previously CEO at

Air Canada sees a future for dedicated freighters.

The air cargo industry needs to ramp up digitalization, but it’s a slow path.

Cargo has been a rare bright spot in an intensely dark period for the global air transport industry. E-commerce has surged during the pandemic, making

Why has Airbus provoked one of its toughest but also most prominent airline customers with the possibly unprecedented action of unilaterally canceling a major order that the airline is presumably able to afford?

FAA plays ultra-cautious on 5G risk.

US airline employment tracker shows decline at end of 2021.

More passengers want their onboard entertainment to mirror their home experience.

Multiple startups try their luck in a down market.

New carrier secures attractive lease rates, finds good access to qualified staff, digitalization experience.

November’s COP26 Climate Change Conference had a notable last-minute win for the aviation sector when the ICAO Council approved new criteria for

Cabin interiors designs shift focus to sustainability and well-being.

LCC Air Arabia, based in the Emirate of Sharjah , posted a net profit of AED209 million ($57 million) for its 2021 third quarter, its fourth

US airlines were granted unprecedented financial support from Congress to help them survive the pandemic crisis. It worked. The $54 billion in grants

Will the air transport recovery continue or stall?

China played a vital role in the international travel market in Asia and beyond before the pandemic as growing numbers of Chinese travelers went

The lineup of US major airline CEOs will look quite different from spring 2022, by which time three big industry names will have retired.

The airline industry is rushing to modernize the online shopping experience by moving toward new retail and distribution tech capabilities.

In the air transport business as with all businesses, competition crimps margins—a fact the industry curses each quarter, but people appreciate when booking flights.

We are approaching the 80th anniversary of the Chicago Convention, signed after what has been described as “the single most important conference of the era.”

The only good news about the latest COVID-19 variant to emerge—and there really is no good news—is that it doesn’t share a name with a major airline.