Air Transport World

Carriers continue to launch new international routes.

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including ATR CEO Nathalie Tarnaud Laude and Rwandair CEO Yvonne Mokoko.

Europe’s airlines expect strong summer demand, but challenges remain.

Thai Vietjet CEO Woranate Laprabang joined the LCC in July 2020, having previously served at Thai Airways, where he helped set up subsidiary Thai Smile.

Routes being launched by SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Starlux, Vietjet and Azul are among the more eye-catching services starting this month.

This week’s top air transport stories include the South American airline group JetSMART walking away from plans to acquire Colombian ULCC Ultra Air.

America leaps ahead in the SAF production race; that worries other nations.

Peter Cerda challenges governments to remember all the good that airlines do.

Our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including American Airlines’ MD-global network planning Jason Reisinger.

Canada’s Porter Airlines is in the midst of dramatically changing its overall business strategy with the introduction of new Embraer E195-E2 aircraft.

This week’s top air transport news includes Japan Airlines’ order for 21 Boeing 737 MAX-8s and a trial is set to block JetBlue’s acquisition of Spirit Airlines.

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is about transforming the nation’s commercial aviation stature.

DOJ’s gunning for JetBlue is ludicrous but will be costly.

In the seven weeks between mid-December and early February, there were six runway incursion incidents in the US.

Middle East major hubs are humming again.

Hear from the experts - our Air Transport editors have been speaking to aviation experts, including Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan.

New efforts aim to speed up hybrid-electric development

Despite challenges, Bamboo has the advantage of being in one of Asia’s fastest-growing markets.

The Boeing 747 became the air transport vehicle of choice for the elite, everyman and boxes.

This week’s top air transport stories come out of Saudia Arabia as Saudia and newly launched Riyadh Air placed mega orders for Boeing 787 aircraft.

Clark talks about his 50-year career, the Emirates blueprint and where he believes the air transport industry is heading.

Ancillary products are growing and becoming more creative.

The US airport ecosystem is changing and redistributing passengers.

Aviation Week editors discuss the highly lucrative market between Europe and North America, where demand for flights has returned stronger than ever.

Established in 1954, government-owned Kuwait Airways operates a fleet of 34 aircraft, making it one of the region’s smallest carriers.