Airlines
The World Airline Awards are among the aviation industry’s most closely followed annual accolades, recognizing airlines for their service quality, passenger experience,…
Civil Aviation
Civil aviation news covering the airlines, airports, aircraft and regulators that move passengers and freight worldwide. Reporting on route networks, fleet decisions, safety investigations and the commercial pressures shaping the industry, from major international carriers to regional operators.
Business & Operations
Stronger late bookings have helped TUI narrow its 2026 operating profit forecast to €1.2–€1.3 billion, while summer booked revenue remains below last…
Civil Aviation
Air Mauritius ranks 52nd in Skytrax’s 2026 global airline rankings.
Airlines
A passenger has filed a proposed class action against JetBlue, claiming the airline falsely advertised free seat selection as part of its…
Airlines
Alaska Airlines will begin operating Boeing 737-800s on Hawaiian inter-island services from 3 October 2026, marking the start of the gradual replacement…
Civil Aviation
Boeing and American Airlines completed the inaugural 737 MAX landing gear exchange, demonstrating program efficiency and meeting strict operator quality expectations.
Airlines
Haiti’s only airline is planning two new Florida routes from Cap-Haïtien, further expanding its growing U.S. network following the recent launch of…
Airlines
Madagascar Airlines has confirmed it will restore the historic Air Madagascar name, bringing back the country’s iconic flag carrier identity after more…
Airlines
Etihad’s final stored Airbus A380, A6-APB, has departed Tarbes for Abu Dhabi. Further maintenance lies ahead, with previous plans pointing to a…
Airlines
Fischer Air will no longer launch flights from Kassel Airport after repeated delays. The company is insolvent, while its owner Václav Fischer…