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Ryanair Warns of Further Brexit Woes, While Competitors Show Mixed…

Last week, Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair reported a 55 percent increase in profits for Q1 2017 earlier this week. However, even with these results, the airline continue to discuss potential risk to its balance sheet with the coming independence of…

Etihad Reveals $1.87 Billion Annual Loss for 2016

Under continued pressure from rivals in the Middle East, as well as global terrorism concerns and low oil prices, Etihad recorded a $1.87 billion loss on $8.36 billion in revenue for its 2016 fiscal year. Chairman of Etihad’s board, H.E.…

A Planespotter’s Dream Gig: A Look into the Life of…

A rainy Friday morning at Washington Dulles International Airport normally brings a dose of regular aircraft traffic along with passengers traveling to their respective destinations, but a new airline changes the game. It comes with fanfare, plenty of cameras, and…

TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: Carnival Air Lines and…

With the cruise industry performing well, particularly for Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines in the late 1970s and early 1980s, founder and CEO Ted Arison decided to experiment with the airline market. The company purchased charter airline Pacific Interstate Airlines with…

United Announces Seasonal Service Between Denver and London

In celebration of 80 years of flying to the Mile High City, United Airlines on Wednesday announced a seasonal service between the carrier's hub in Denver and London's Heathrow Airport. The route, which is still subject to government approval, would…