Airline News

The Boeing 777X is Emirates’ future flagship, but Sir Tim Clark’s assessment of China’s aerospace ambitions hints at a shifting global balance.

Travel brands are evolving far beyond selling seats and hotel rooms. The blueprint for diversified growth is not just about what’s offered but also how partnerships, technology, and organizational culture are strategically set up to experiment, scale, and implement.

The demand for air travel in India is growing at an unprecedented rate, but the aviation industry is still not out of the woods. Unless airlines expand internationally to gain more forex, they might continue to face losses.

The Trump administration said it did not believe it had the authority to impose specific compensation requirements on airlines for flight disruptions.

Riyadh Air hasn’t officially opened for business yet, but its loyalty program already has a hotel partner, a lounge, and a marketing strategy.

The new Boeing commitments give Emirates flexibility, but also lock it deeper into a program with a long and still uncertain path to entry into service.

Emirates remains financially strong and is buoyed by Dubai’s global appeal, but complacency isn’t an option. In this week’s feature story, we explore how the airline may choose to adapt as challenges mount.

Singapore’s new passenger levy sends a message to the aviation world: Sustainable fuels are no longer optional. But can a tax alone jumpstart a struggling green fuel market?

They say nothing beats a Jet2 holiday – but muscling into a rival’s biggest base on its birthday must come pretty close.

IndiGo is doing what it does best - going all out to be the first to fill a gap. And this time, it is not just driven by ambition but also by the need for more foreign currency in its coffers.