Air India to Introduce TaxiBot Operations
Air India (AI) will save approximately 15,000 tonnes of jet fuel over three years by implementing TaxiBot operations at Delhi
Airbus, Air France Acquited over 2009 Rio-Paris Crash
Air France (AF) and Airbus have been cleared of involuntary manslaughter charges over the 2009 crash of AF Flight 447
Countries With the Highest Number of Commercial Pilots
In this deep dive, Airways looks at the countries with the most Captains and First Officers.
Australia’s Rex Reveals Investment in Electric Aviation
Australia's REX has revealed that it has acquired a 20% stake in Dovetail Electric Aviation.
RyanAir Criticizes EU Commission President Over Strikes
Ryanair (FR) has criticized the President of the EU Commission for her "failure to protect" EU citizens/visitors’ right to the
Malaysia Airlines Transfers Domestic Operations to Firefly
Malaysia Airlines (MH) will transfer some domestic operations to its low-cost subsidiary Firefly (FY).
Delta Air Lines Returns to London Gatwick After 15 Years
Delta Air Lines' return to London Gatwick Airport after 15 years coincides with the 45th anniversary of the airline serving
Etihad Airways Sustainability Ads Banned in the UK
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned a "sustainable aviation" ad campaign by Etihad Airways.
Fiji Airways to Add Two More Airbus A350s
The flag carrier of Fiji, Fiji Airways (FJ), is set to obtain two more Airbus A350s.
Chinese Airlines Flooded with Cabin Crew Applicants
Chinese airlines are experiencing a surge in applications for cabin crew positions a mid a challenging job market.