Gulf Air CEO’s Recipe for Profitability
Jeffrey Goh, Gulf Air’s CEO, explains to the delegates of Routes World 2024 how he plans to deliver profits in the next two years.
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ITA Airways Revives Alitalia Brand
during a presentation of the financial results for the first six months of 2024 in Milan, ITA Airways announced the reappearance of the old Alitalia brand.
Leisure Carrier Canada Jetlines Ceases Operations
Canada Jetlines, a small airline operating mainly from Toronto Pearson International Airport, announced it is grounding all flights.
Porter Increases Capacity in Canada-Florida Market
The Canadian airline expands its offering to include 14 routes to nine airports throughout Florida starting later this year.
Aer Lingus Braces For Pilots’ Strike, Cancels Flights
A work-to-rule industrial action by Aer Lingus pilots is poised to affect hundreds of flights throughout the week.
JetBlue To Include Full-Size Carry-Ons in Basic Fares
As the airline industry in the U.S. is gearing up for its busiest summer on record, some good news for budget-conscious travelers arrived from JetBlue.
The DOT Ruling Is a Step Forward, But There’s Still a Long Way To Go
While a step forward, the DOT’s new rules still fall short compared to European regulations that protect passengers in the event of a flight disruption.
Wizz Air To Use SAF Produced From Human Waste
Hungarian ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Wizz Air and U.K. biofuel company Firefly have announced a new partnership around SAF.
Large Majority Of Encore Pilots Vote To Strike
There are dark clouds on the horizon for WestJet Encore, the fully-owned regional subsidiary of the WestJet Group, the second-largest airline group in Canada.
IAG Announces Large e-SAF Deal With U.S. Company Twelve
The Madrid-based International Airlines Group (IAG), a holding corporation controlling five airlines has reached a landmark agreement with e-SAF producer Twelve.