Ministers and aviation chiefs have revealed an action plan for the next two years in the race to decarbonise the UK aviation industry faster than any other G7 nation – with the goal of achieving Jet Zero by 2050, and zero-emission transatlantic flight within a generation
Airlines could deploy certain methods to ‘sensehack’ the passenger experience to relieve stress and anxiety when flying, according to a new report created exclusively for the World Travel Catering and Onboard Services Expo (WTCE)
Intelsat, which operates integrated satellite and terrestrial networks providing inflight connectivity (IFC), has ordered a…
Independent findings in a new report by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report have recognised the sustainability, durability and versatility benefits of leather, with its upcycling and recyclability making it a circular product
Lufthansa Group is divesting its catering segment as part of its strategy to focus more on its airline business. Lufthansa has signed an agreement with private equity group, Aurelius, for the sale of the entire LSG Group business
Boliviana de Aviación (BoA), the flag carrier of Bolivia, has selected the Hawk lightweight economy seat from Mirus as the retrofit model for its Boeing 737-800 fleet
Intelsat has reported the successful launch of Intelsat 40e (IS-40e), a geosynchronous satellite that makes use of spot-beam technology. The satellite will be used to provide ‘a large amount of capacity’ over North America for customers
SWISS is set to trial the use of artificial intelligence to conduct its passenger count during boarding, with the aim of enhancing security and easing cabin crew workload
With the introduction of premium economy, Air India has become the country’s first and only airline to offer a choice of four cabin classes The dedicated premium economy cabin will be initially available on select flights operated by Boeing 777-200LR aircraft
Following three tricky years, ATR’s board is confident the regional aircraft manufacturer is set for growth in 2023, with a ‘solid’ backlog, an in-service fleet close to pre-Covid numbers, and plans to ramp-up production
