The Airbus A321XLR’s arrival, marked by wall-to-wall media coverage and much talk of "gamechanger" status, is enthusing airline executives to the point of hyperbole. “The future of travel is here,...
Philippines low-fare airline Cebu Pacific is on a growth path, with massive fleet and network developments under way – and sustainability at the root of its plans. Emma Kelly reports...
Fuel-efficient open fan engines have been tried before, but noise issues proved to be a barrier to adoption. Now, with the help of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, such drawbacks...
The global pilot shortage has intensified pressure on the industry to train pilots quickly while maintaining high standards. Keith Mwanalushi finds out how training providers are rising to the challenge....
In recent years, the UK’s largest regional carrier, Loganair, has been through some major upheavals, culminating in the abrupt departure of its chief executive in March. Rob Munro meets the...
New training academies are popping up around the world as airlines and MROs seek to address the maintenance technician recruitment and retention challenge. Emma Kelly looks at some of the...
Engine manufacturers and MRO companies each provide maintenance for propulsion systems. Bernie Baldwin reports on the processes which enable both competition and collaboration. This article was originally published in the...
High-end in-flight entertainment (IFE) has traditionally been the preserve of full-service long-haul routes. But, as low-fare carriers increasingly set their sights on longer routes and acquire the aircraft to operate...
Alton Aviation Consultancy’s Directors, Joshua Ng and Alan Lim, explore the low-fare carrier (LFC) landscape in APAC regions, India and China as ‘twin engines of growth’ – with optimistic aviation...
Wide-ranging developments are taking place that will determine the future of aircraft propulsion systems – including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), electric, hybrid and hydrogen technologies. Ian Harbison reviews their progress...