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Qantas has unveiled the latest special livery in its Flying Art series with the rollout of its first ever Airbus A220 aircraft.

SAF shows great promise for driving aviation’s continued improvement in fuel efficiency and emissions reduction, in part because it can be used as a simple “drop-in” alternative to conventional jet fuel.

The selection of flights that would allow passengers onboard a Boeing 747 went down drastically during the COVID-19 pandemic.

EgyptAir’s current fleet comprises 66 active aircraft, with the Boeing 737-800 dominating at 27 jets and are on average eleven and a half years old.

Leading the headlines on the airshow’s first day, Boeing added over 40 aircraft to its 787 order book, including a brand new operator.

Italy’s national airline is celebrating the arrival of its first Savoy Blue-painted Airbus A321neo, named after Italian Olympic athlete Massimiliano Rosolino.

Southern Airways Express is partnering with Wheels Up in hopes to retain experienced pilots by giving them a defined career progression path.

Amid the conflict in Israel, the Dubai Airshow is expected to face increased demand for weapons, but long-planned aircraft orders are still likely to be maintained, making it the most significant event in its history.

The airline recently released its Q3 2023 results detailing a positive operating result before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of €21.8 million ($23.3 million).

Raleigh joins a growing list of U.S. airports receiving service from Mexican carriers due to recent changes to the country’s air safety rating.