As the world increasingly invests in sustainable aviation, many exciting green jobs have emerged throughout the industry.

Like many other sectors, the global aviation industry heavily relies on data analysis to inform important business decisions.

Pilots at Canada’s largest airline could walk off the job next month, after overwhelmingly voting in favor of giving their union a strike mandate.

After a four year pause, Canada’s largest airline will be resuming flights between Canada’s capital city and one of Europe’s busiest airports.

The ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) is now planning for four airframes to be delivered, down from the six that were previously expected.

Southwest has announced a major shakeup in its product offerings amid a drop in profits, including changes to its seating model.

In an update to customers released on Wednesday, Bastian said that the airline expects to be fully recovered and operating normally on Thursday.

Although flying for a major airline is the goal for many aspiring aviators, many pilots begin their airline careers at a regional operator.

The Seattle-based airline is increasing First Class and Premium Class seating capacity to meet growing premium demand across its fleet.

Although pilot hiring has been a hot topic in recent years, there is another field in the aviation industry with growing job prospects.