Airlines

A conversion of options on another 34 Boeing 737 Max 7s raises Southwest’s firm order total for the smallest Max variant to 234.

Europe’s air traffic management agency has released a snapshot of airports that provide SAF on the continent.

The new ASEAN-EU Comprehensive Air Transport Agreement will boost connectivity between Europe and Southeast Asia.

A firm order for 15 airplanes from United Airlines would materialize once the Overture supersonic airliner meets the airline’s "demanding" requirements.

IATA director general Willie Walsh said he expects G7 leaders to adopt “data-driven” decisions when formulating policy on travel restrictions.

The ReFuelEU legislative proposal would include a blending mandate on all flights departing from European airports.

The ICAO Council ordered an investigation into allegations that Belarus unlawfully forced a Ryanair flight to land in Minsk to arrest a political opponent.

International Air Transport Association director general Willie Walsh warned of “chaos” at airports if governments don’t agree on digitalization measures.

Airlines must accept that the “greening” of aviation is a medium to long-term reality, said Etihad boss Tony Douglas.

ICAO will consider further possible action against Belarus for alleged violation of the Chicago Convention over the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight.

A Category 2 rating means Mexico’s airlines cannot add new service to the U.S. and U.S. airlines cannot place their codes on flights by Mexican carriers.

Itapemirim Transportes Aéreos expects to benefit from the connection capabilities of its parent company’s bus fleet.

David Neeleman’s latest airline startup begins service on May 27 to three midsize U.S. cities.

The European business aviation group will be responsible for all operational approvals, as well as managing flight crew, for the seven-seat eVTOL aircraft.

Germany becomes one of the latest countries to relax quarantine mandates, drawing praise from IATA.

Europe’s largest low-cost airline had planned to get 14 Max 8-200 jets before summer but now says it might receive none.

EASA describes the Israeli-Hamas conflict as a “matter of high concern for commercial aviation.”

Seventeen E175s will enter service with partners Horizon Air and SkyWest starting in 2022 and 13 more 737 Max 9s will enter the mainline in 2023 and 2024.

Lack of commercial carrier movements serving India and Europe has increased Dubai's attractiveness as a business aviation hub.

Brazil’s largest domestic carrier has made a virtue of a varied fleet.

An IATA study shows that cost of an air ticket could almost double due to Covid testing requirements.

The European Commission has recommended easing border restrictions on non-essential travel for fully vaccinated individuals.

Five Airbus A350-900s and five Boeing 787-9s will effectively replace Lufthansa's A340 quadjets.

The plan draws applause from IATA, but the group continues to caution against excluding unvaccinated travelers from crossing borders.

Further integration of Emirates and short-haul sister airline Flydubai could elevate Dubai into an even bigger global hub, asserts Tim Clark.

Regulators must intervene on efforts by monopoly suppliers such as airports to raise prices during the pandemic, said IATA director general Willie Walsh.

A new paper published by Eurocontrol asserts that through collaborative efforts, aviation can cut emissions by a quarter with existing technology.

Planning to start transatlantic service this year, JetBlue becomes the first carrier to win a UK foreign operators’ certificate since Brexit.

The Eco-Skies Alliance program aims to help create the economies of scale needed to make sustainable aviation fuel commercially viable.

The government of Canada will own a portion of the flag carrier under a provision of a C$5.879 billion aid package.