How the Iran War has hit commercial aviation The Iran War, which began February 28, has had an instant and seismic impact on global aviation.
Federal Aviation Administration Deputy Administrator Katie Thomson (pictured with me above), came to the UK and Europe this month to meet with European partners and
Time flies. Is it really 20 years since Vueling launched? Headquartered in the Catalonian capital of Barcelona, the Spanish owned airline has grown, systematically and
So a UK based airline goes under with lightning speed leaving customers high and dry, and the regulator to dish out advice to its customers
At the busiest time of the year, Border force strikes by 1000 members of the PCS Union will hit several major UK airports including the
IAG is finally going ahead with its decision announced three years ago, to place orders for the B737MAX, since rebranded by Boeing to the B737-8
Within the space of a week the entire political landscape in Europe has shifted, drawing in the aviation industry into its wake. Following the invasion
Nearly two years ago aviation faced an existential threat as the skies emptied. Or so it thought. But now the skies are filling up again,
What is the future for long haul intercontinental travel? Norwegian Air Shuttle is cutting back its route network. It will no longer be flying longhaul,
Qantas caused a stir last week when its CEO Alan Joyce claimed that all Qantas international passenger flights from next year would be COVID vaccinated
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