This week, Canadian low-cost carrier Flair Airlines announced an ‘On-Time Guarantee (OTG)’ initiative to compensate passengers for delayed and canceled flights.

World famous amongst aviation enthusiasts, Sint Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport will open a new terminal building in the coming weeks.

Australian passengers are expected to benefit from an ‘aviation customer rights charter’ to be announced by the federal government this week.

Hungarian-based Wizz Air launched an ‘All You Can Fly’ 12-month subscription program this week, with a limited number of memberships available.

International Airlines Group (IAG) has withdrawn from an agreement to purchase the remaining 80% share of Spanish carrier Air Europa.

Canadian consortium the WestJet Group has announced an ‘expansive’ schedule for the Winter 2024-25 season to capitalize on passengers seeking sunnier climates.

The Lufthansa Group’s (Deutsche Lufthansa AG) bid for a 41 percent stake in ITA Airways may be close to approval by European authorities.

‘The human need to fly has never been stronger,’ IATA’s Director General said during the association’s annual meeting in Dubai.

The independent Canadian law enforcement agency regulating competition within the country is undertaking a ‘market study’ on the airline industry.

A strike by air traffic controllers at Orly airport near Paris has resulted in the cancellation of 70 percent of scheduled flights this past weekend.