Articles tagged “airlines”

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

As India accelerates toward becoming the world’s third-largest aviation market, the race to build new airports – and attract private capital – is reshaping how its cities connect to the world.

Akasa Air's late entry into the bustling Indian market has posed challenges in terms of capacity constraints, but with aircraft deliveries speeding up, it has its next expansion moves ready to go.

IAG’s steady-but-unspectacular quarter was enough to spook the market. The European airline group remains hugely profitable, but Friday’s numbers left many industry-watchers wanting (even) more.

IndiGo and IHCL turned in very different results, but their strategies tell the same story: India’s travel sector is betting on scale, partnerships, and global reach.

Real decarbonization will come not from lofty climate pledges, but from innovation that makes clean alternatives as affordable and practical as the fuels and materials they replace.

The timing couldn’t have been worse. A major IT outage hitting just hours before Alaska’s earnings call underscores how fragile operations can unravel at the most inconvenient moment.

Two of the most powerful executives in European aviation positioned this rare joint interview not in the context of solidarity, but as a matter of industry security and survival.

Amazon's cloud computing division quietly powers millions of websites and supporting tech platforms. Monday's outage highlights its enormous reach.

By turning memes into core messaging and social snark into earned attention, Ryanair keeps its brand visible without heavy ad spend. Chief marketing officer Dara Brady talks strategy with Skift.