Chris Ford, managing director of Ford Engineering, a manufacturer of aerospace parts, wants to see more women thriving in the engineering industry
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Toma Matutyte, CEO of Locatory.com, identifies key MRO supply chain challenges as a key step towards eliminating them
A little extra advance planning and preparation is needed for visitors to his year’s ITB Berlin, warn travel technology professionals. Seasoned attendees share insights and tips on how to survive what will be a busier than ever ITB Berlin
Narrowbody aircraft values recovered in 2022, have risen beyond the long-term trend during early 2023, and lease rates are forecast to climb further this year, says IBA
Today marks a year since the invasion of Ukraine, and large European airlines aren’t going to suffer as badly as once feared, while an uneven playing field has been created in the China-Europe market. Conroy Gaynor from Bloomberg Intelligence looks at the aviation sector one year on from the Ukraine War
Safety regulations make finding the perfect mix of safety, durable, sustainability and aesthetics a challenge for aircraft interiors, exteriors and completions. However, sustainable operations are closer than most think
The aviation industry has experienced challenges over the last couple of years, and yet was able to show resilience. The global aircraft parts market is valued at US$537 billion and is expected to reach $826 billion by 2028, says Toma Matutyte, CEO of Locatory.com
The end of China’s zero-Covid policy is fuelling flight bookings, says Olivier Ponti, VP of insights at ForwardKeys
The UK can reduce its aviation emissions and reach jet zero (net-zero aviation) by 2050 without forcing people to give up flying. The Conservative Environment Network (CEN) explains how to find the right balance
The outlook for aviation industry demand in 2023 is positive, but there may be increased consolidation, and failures of some weaker players. In particular, regional airlines may be at greater risk. IBA ponders why Flybe has once again entered into administration