ZeroAvia completes flight with hydrogen-electric powertrain
ZeroAvia, a startup developing hydrogen powertrains for aircraft, completed the first flight of its Dornier Do228 demonstrator on January 19…. Read More »
Airlines need the Boeing 737-10 Max to replace older 757s
Boeing’s supportive hand from the US government came late in 2022. As important as this was for Boeing, it is… Read More »
Inverness Airport Railway Station opening date revealed
An official opening date for the Inverness Airport Railway Station has been revealed. Aberdeen-Inverness trains will soon be serving the… Read More »
Dominica Tourism Recovering in a Big Way
The tiny Caribbean island country of Dominica is reporting big tourism growth in post-outbreak 2022, hosting a total of 60,704… Read More »
Jamaica’s 2023 Visitor Arrivals Poised to Surpass Projections
Jamaica is poised to reach 11 percent visitor arrivals growth in 2023 compared with 2022, ahead of the forecast set… Read More »
New WTTC Report Reveals Majority of Travelers Seeking Sustainable Travel
Sixty-nine percent of travelers are seeking out sustainable travel options, according to a report from the World Travel & Tourism… Read More »
Qantas expands codeshare agreement with low-cost Indian carrier IndiGo
Australian carrier Qantas has announced that it is to expand its codeshare partnership with low-cost Indian carrier IndiGo, offering passengers… Read More »
Luxair connects London City and Antwerp
It’s less than 200 miles as the crow flies between the Docklands of East London, where London City Airport (LCY)… Read More »
Etihad to increase services to Jakarta, Indonesia by October 2023
Etihad has announced that it will be ramping up its services from Abu Dhabi to Jakarta, Indonesia, from once to… Read More »
TSA Discovers Record Number of Firearms at US Airport Checkpoints
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that officers confiscated the highest number of firearms at airport security checkpoints since the… Read More »
Delta Air Lines Adding Flights to New Zealand, Expanding Trans-Atlantic Service
Delta Air Lines announced it would launch its first flights between Los Angeles and Auckland, New Zealand, beginning this fall…. Read More »
Ethiopian targets e-commerce with new partnership
Ethiopian Airlines has partnered with postal firm MailAmericas to develop cross-border e-commerce services within Africa and the Middle East using… Read More »
Cathay Pacific cargo faces flat demand but belly bolsters business
Cathay Pacific reported underwhelming cargo figures for December 2022 as a result of overall “flat market demand”, but increased passenger… Read More »
Uzbekistan Airways orders a dozen A320neo aircraft
Uzbekistan Airways has placed a firm order with Airbus for a dozen A320neo Family aircraft (split into 8 A320neo and… Read More »
Airlink restarts flights between South Africa and Madagascar
Airlink will restart scheduled services between South Africa and Madagascar at the end of January, as the three year ban… Read More »
Emburse: Q4 Business Travel Volume Up, Costs Lower
Business travel volumes and trip lengths increased in the fourth quarter of 2022, and air and hotel costs for business… Read More »
Porter Airlines chooses West Entertainment as IFE content service provider
Porter Airlines has chosen West Entertainment as its in-flight entertainment content service provider. According to West Entertainment, the partnership will… Read More »
Embraer Phenom 300MED receives FAA and EASA certification
Embraer’s Phenom 300MED has received the Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from the FAA and EASA. The STC was performed at… Read More »
Can China’s C919 passenger jet unsettle Airbus and Boeing’s duopoly?
China’s first homegrown passenger jet, the C919, manufactured by China’s state-owned COMAC, could splinter the duopoly of Airbus and Boeing… Read More »
Rates of runway incursions double over the past decade in Canada
American aviation regulators are investigating after two planes full of passengers nearly collided on a runaway in New York last… Read More »
NASA selects Boeing to build a sustainable single-aisle demonstrator aircraft
NASA and Boeing will collaborate on building and test-flying a single-aisle commercial aircraft demonstrator using a truss-braced, high-aspect-ratio wing scheduled… Read More »
More travel possible again at Schiphol in May holidays
Over the past few months, a lot of effort has gone into recruiting new colleagues at Schiphol. The starting point… Read More »
2022 was an exceptional year for Curaçao International Airport
CAP reports Passenger Traffic Movements Recovery 101% vs 2019 Curaçao Airport Partners (CAP) is reporting a full-year recovery of passenger… Read More »
Aruba Details New Tourism Developments Arriving in 2023
Today, the Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) announced details of the exciting tourism product developments destined to drop in the ‘One… Read More »
US Virgin Islands Joins Caribbean Tourism Organization
The U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) joined the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) as its 25th member country, said CTO officials. The… Read More »
FAA contractor unintentionally deleted files before outage disrupted thousands of flights
The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that a contractor unintentionally deleted files before an outage of a pilot-alert system that… Read More »