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.
Several European airports, including Heathrow, are bracing for a second day of disruption after a cyber-attack on a shared airline check-in system knocked out operations used by dozens of airlines.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has approved plans for a £2.2 billion privately financed second runway at London Gatwick Airport, in a move the government says will drive growth and job creation.
American Express has rolled out a sweeping update to its flagship Platinum Card, introducing new perks while hiking the annual fee.
Gen Z travellers are transforming British airports into their own runways, with new research from Manchester Airport revealing that 47% plan a dedicated ‘airport outfit’ before their trip. For many, the terminal has become part of the holiday itself – and the perfect backdrop for TikTok and Instagram.
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British Airways has sparked outrage after its in-flight systems displayed the Argentinian name ‘Puerto Argentino’ for Port Stanley, with Falklands veterans calling the move “disgraceful” and “insulting.”
British Airways is preparing to significantly increase its presence in India, with plans for new routes, additional frequencies and expanded cargo capacity as the UK eyes deeper economic ties with one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies.
Shell has abandoned plans to build a giant biofuels factory in Rotterdam, a decision analysts say delivers a major setback to Europe’s ambition of decarbonising aviation.
Cristiano Ronaldo has become the face of Saudi Arabia’s latest tourism campaign, fronting a global drive to showcase the Kingdom’s growing calendar of world-class sports, culture and entertainment events.
Corporate travel budgets are set to climb in the year ahead, with nearly half of businesses planning to spend more on flights, hotels and in-person meetings, according to new research from Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG).