IBA’s monthly Aviation Industry Barometer for May 2022 shows a continuing recovery in airline capacity across most of the globe, but with negative year-on-year growth in Asia-Pacific. The recovery in monthly global passenger flights grew by 4% in May 2022, with flight capacity at 78% relative to pre-pandemic levels
IATA calls for governments to apply three key lessons learned from the dismantling of global connectivity in response to Covid-19 to ensure that future global health threats can be effectively managed without closing borders
When Cheryl Gaymon joined American Airlines in 1967, the USA was in the midst of the Civil Rights movement and black flight attendants were few and far between. Cheryl has witnessed much progress taking place – and helped shape it – and is now the top FA at DFW. Here’s Cheryl’s story…
Germany’s most popular leisure airline has a new brand identity: in the future, Condor will wear stripes in five colours, inspired by parasols, bath towels and beach chairs
IBA analyses the effect and motivation of IAG’s order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, where will the MAX 8 200 will be placed, and what the order means for the group and for Boeing
The Russian outbound tourism economy is collapsing as the world reacts to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with sanctions and airspace restrictions, though with unexpected effects on premium travel
A strong first quarter for global aircraft orders, with a 31% increase over 2021, signals a continued recovery for the sector and strong market confidence. 2022 global deliveries will reach 997 aircraft, says ADS’ chief executive, Kevin Craven
If you are considering taking a flight with a pet, there are some key considerations to think about beforehand, from their inflight accommodation to their wellbeing
The latest Business Travel Recovery Poll from GBTA reveals a continued rise in international travel and travel booking volumes, a rise in spending and willingness to spend. 61% of travel buyers do not expect their company will restrict the frequency of flying in business class
Alan Fisher, CEO of the Farnborough Aerospace Consortium (FAC), reacts to the new £1bn of funding, with £685m from the UK Government to be match-funded by industry
