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Ethiopian Airlines Orders 10 Bombardier Q400s

Ethiopian Airlines has just signed a firm purchase agreement with Bombardier for 10 Q400s. This new order will further strengthen...

All across the world, pilot unions demand different things including salary increases or better working conditions and usually airlines...

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, also known as Guangzhou Airport, has just opened its newest terminal, designated Terminal 2. As...

The Stobart Group, which owns Irish carrier Stobart Air, has formally stated that it has ended interest in purchasing FlyBe. The company,...

Although Monarch Airlines went bankrupt last year, the brand lives on. Thomas Cook purchased a former Monarch Airlines Airbus A321...

Aeromexico and the international airline of India, Jet Airways, confirm the creation of a shared code with which passengers will be able...

The fourth busiest London airport, or the 5 busiest UK Airport, London Luton, has just revealed that there will be an ownership change,...

European low cost giant, Ryanair, has recently ordered an additional 25 Boeing 737 MAX 200s. The low cost airline currently has 456...

El Al Israel has recently scheduled its last 747 flight for March 2019. Many airlines have, or are preparing to do so, thus El Al has...

Although turbulence is a common occurrence, turbulence on this flight was so intense, passengers were left terrified. An Air India flight...