Germany’s coalition government has announced a series of relief measures for the aviation sector, including a reduction in air ticket taxes from July 2026 — reversing an increase introduced by the previous administration.
Qatar Airways announces largest Boeing widebody and GE Aerospace engine deals in history, ordering 210 aircraft and over 400 engines during President Trump’s Qatar visit.
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has urged passengers to help restore civility to air travel, launching a new public appeal for better behaviour in airports and onboard aircraft.
A Russian low-cost airline has tested a humanoid robot as an inflight assistant, drawing global attention and raising questions about the future of service roles in aviation.
A new study from the World Economic Forum (WEF) and management consultancy Kearney has revealed that global demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is poised to reach 17 million tonnes per annum by 2030, equivalent to about 5% of total jet fuel consumption worldwide.
British Airways has been confirmed as the first Founding Partner of the transformed Olympia, marking the beginning of a multi-year, multi-million-pound collaboration between two of the UK’s most recognisable heritage brands.
Global chauffeur company Blacklane has expanded its premium mobility services into Tunis and Nairobi, marking the brand’s first operational launch in both North and East Africa as it continues its international growth push.
Virgin Atlantic launches corporate sustainable aviation fuel programme
More than 1,400 flights to, from, or within the United States were cancelled on Saturday, as the country’s air traffic system continued to suffer widespread disruption from the federal government shutdown, now in its 39th day.
Virgin Group has been cleared to press ahead with plans to launch a rival international rail service through the Channel Tunnel, in a landmark decision that will bring competition to the cross-Channel route for the first time in three decades.
Low-cost airline Wizz Air is using artificial intelligence to trim fuel consumption and overhaul customer service, in a move that highlights how the aviation sector is turning to data-driven automation to cut costs and improve operational performance.