Articles tagged “airbus”

It is unclear if a decertification could impact aircraft beyond Bombardier’s business jets.

For India’s largest airline, December wasn't so much about lost passengers as it was about the rising cost of running a complex operation at scale in a heavily regulated, rupee-dependent market.

With aviation still searching for real climate solutions, fewer luxury seats, fuller flights, and faster fleet upgrades have been proposed as ideas to help reduce emissions.

Why should global giants have all the fun? Southeast Asian hotel brands are also diving into India’s boom, with culture, domestic demand, and experiential travel in overdrive, it’s far too hot a market to watch from the sidelines.

A major safety advisory for the world’s most widely flown jet had airlines scrambling to assess the operational impact.

By pushing nonstop flying to the edge of what’s technically possible, Qantas wants to change how Australia connects with world – but does the business case hold altitude?

The Boeing 777X is Emirates’ future flagship, but Sir Tim Clark’s assessment of China’s aerospace ambitions hints at a shifting global balance.

The new Boeing commitments give Emirates flexibility, but also lock it deeper into a program with a long and still uncertain path to entry into service.

This isn’t Tony Fernandes’ first attempt to connect far-flung destinations – but with new aircraft, digital tools, and a multi-hub strategy, he’s betting AirAsia can finally crack a market that eluded him a decade ago.

Renewed takeover chatter around easyJet comes during a slow-motion consolidation of Europe’s airline market.