Africa’s carriers face high operational costs and a low propensity for air travel expenditure, generating minimal profit per passenger.

Many companies are cancelling employee work trips because of turmoil from U.S. trade and immigration policies, even as airlines bet big on business class revenue.

Airbus reports IndiGo and Air India are among its top three global customers with substantial aircraft backlogs. While facing ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s high-profile attendance at a global airlines conference this week underscores how much India is banking on a boom in aviation to support wider development goals, but ...

The Joint Business, which promises to open fresh trade opportunities across the world, is targeting a formal launch date in late 2025 ...

Qantas has revealed exactly what the new seats on its upcoming direct flights from London to Sydney will be like after ...

International Airlines Group (IAG), Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and Qatar Airways provided more details on their planned air ...

INTERNATIONAL: AirAsia Move, the booking arm of Malaysia-based budget carrier AirAsia, has come under scrutiny in the ...

Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, Malaysia ...

Forwarders can now more easily do business with China Airlines (CAL) as the airline has launched its own e-booking portal and ...

At a event marking the closure of the three-day annual general meeting of the International Air Transport Association CEO of ...

Malaysia Airlines proudly unveiled a specially designed Manchester United themed livery on its A330-300 aircraft, celebrating ...