Aviation and Airlines

Returning to Boeing Field after my first solo cross-country flight to Port Angeles, Wash. That’s the Seattle skyline in the foreground, Bellevue in the...

Yesterday, Aeromexico filed a DIP Financing Motion in the US to obtain up to US$1 billion. The financing will allow Aeromexico to maintain adequate...

Yesterday, Finnish energy company Neste announced that it would be supplying sustainable aviation fuel to three major U.S. airlines. With renewable jet fuel’s ability...

Today, August 14th, Canada’s Minister of Transport, the Honourable Marc Garneau, announced Canada’s Flight Plan for Navigating COVID-19 – otherwise shortened to “Canada’s Flight...

Despite the industry-wide downturn in passenger services, Qatar Airways is seeing healthy activity on its routes to the United States. The Doha-based carrier will...

A security sweep of Berlin’s new airport began yesterday. The detailed search of the premises marks a key milestone in preparing the long-delayed airport...

Gatwick and Heathrow are the busiest airports in the United Kingdom. In 2019, over 126 million passengers were served by the two London hubs....

Since the late 70’s commercial aircraft have used onboard computers to help simplify the operations within the flight deck. The addition of Flight Management...

As the conditions surround the CARES act loans come to an end, American Airlines is preparing to cut services. Reportedly, the airline is looking...

On Friday, the US Department of Transportation (DOT), on instruction from the Secretary of State, suspended all private charter flights between the United States...