Airbus' 2013 Fly Your Ideas challenge
Airbus has selected 100 student teams from across five continents to go to the next round of the 2013 Fly Your Ideas challenge.
Organizer of world’s largest civil aviation event had record year
Last year was a record year for Routes with more delegates than ever before attending its World and Regional Route Development Forums, despite the challenging macro-economic climate and ...
World Routes
By Steve Thompson
Olivier Jankovec, director general of ACI Europe, told World Routes delegates that “times have changed” with airports increasingly competing with one another to “lure airlines”.
World Routes
By Steven Thompson
Jeff Poole, International Air Transport Association (IATA) director of industry charges, fuel and taxation, told World Routes delegates that different government policies are at odds with each ...
Indian Aviation Industry
NEW DELHI, India - Though the government may have allowed foreign carriers to invest in cash-strapped domestic airlines, it is unlikely to usher in benefits unless issues of high-taxes and ...
Editorial
By Ron Kuhlmann, Aviation Journalist
In an attempt to make the escalating schedule of airline fees seem less noxious, Mr. Nicholas Calio, the CEO of Airlines For America (A4A), the US industry’s spokesgroup, has issued a ...
Qatar Airways
HAMPSHIRE, England - Farnborough Air Show – Qatar Airways has once again triumphed at the annual Skytrax World Airline Awards, winning three top accolades including the main award Best Airline ...
Boeing South Carolina Operations
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.
US Airline Industry
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Airlines for America (A4A), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.
Budget airlines in the Gulf capitalising on robust demand
The global financial turmoil coupled with the rising cost of fuel has dented profits in the global aviation industry.
March 2012 traffic and demand analysis by IATA
Geneva) - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced global traffic results for March showing that total passenger demand rose 7.6% and freight demand climbed 0.3% compared to ...
US Airline Industry
These days, stories about airline crew-member meltdowns and traffic controllers asleep on the job are enough to make even the bravest fliers clutch their armrests a little tighter.
IATA analysis of February 2012 traffic demand
GENEVA, Switzerland - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released global traffic results for February 2012 showing an 8.6% improvement in passenger demand and a 5.2% rise in cargo ...
Boeing Research & Technology-Brazil
SAO PAULO, Brazil - Boeing announced today that it will establish Boeing Research & Technology-Brazil, a research and technology center in Sao Paulo that will work with the country's leading ...
Airbus
At the Airbus Day 2012 in Brussels, a high-profile gathering of over 100 Members of the European Parliament, policy-makers and industry representatives discussed key issues for the European ...
Fiji Aviation Industry
SUVA, Fiji - To ensure compliance with international law and bilateral requirements governing air service rights granted to national airlines that fly to other nations, the Republic of Fiji has ...
Aviation Industry
SINGAPORE - The aviation industry emits as much as about 600 million tons of carbon every year, and with more planes set to take to the skies, there's been a push towards creating a carbon neutral ...
Irish influence extends to airlines around the world
The sight of airline bosses Willie Walsh and Michael O'Leary teaming up recently to urge the UK to scrap air passenger duties was a reminder of how the UK's airline industry is dominated by Irish ...
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African Aviation Industry
Africa has been asked to review the "complex" structure of its taxes and fees imposed by service providers to enable airlines in the continent exploit the existing growth potential.
Chinese Airline Industry
Even by the standards of China, the growth predicted for the aviation sector is startling.
Emirates and Etihad - twin engines of UAE's tourism industry
In Silicon Oasis in Dubai, tucked away behind streets peppered with unfinished buildings and empty office blocks, is a thriving, upscale community of villas.
Aviation Industry Protests Proposed Tax Increases
WASHINGTON - A united aviation industry coalition of nearly 30 organizations is opposing proposed tax increases, which would lead to significant job loss across all sectors of the industry and the ...
"Cheapest" airline in South Africa launched
Stephen Nthite, chairman of Velvet Sky, has called on black businesspeople to explore the aviation industry.
17th World Routes in Berlin
The countdown to the 17th World Routes has begun. In exactly one month, the
largest and most exciting event for the commercial aviation industry will take place in Berlin.
Indian aviation industry
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India - Foreign pilots employed in the Indian aviation industry would be asked to leave by 2013, the head of the country's airlines regulator said Monday.
Aviation Industry News
LE BOURGET, France - Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Jim Albaugh said the company is poised for future growth as it prepares to deliver the 787 Dreamliner and 747-8, increases ...
Global Airline Industry
CHICAGO, Ill. - The world's airlines are anticipating increased demand again in May according to the latest statistics from OAG, a UBM Aviation brand.
National Airline Quality Rating
WASHINGTON - The results of the 21st annual national Airline Quality Rating (AQR) will be announced at 9:30 a.m.
UN Framework Convention On Climate Change
ARLINGTON, Va.
Airline Merger Completed
ST. GEORGE, Utah - SkyWest, Inc.
