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SAUDI ARABIA OFFICIALLY OPENS DOMESTIC AVIATION MARKET TO INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIGHT OPERATORS AS AGLOBAL AVIATION HUB

Air transport, Airports, News 6 August 2025

Swedavia’s traffic statistics for July 2025

Swedavia’s traffic statistics for July 2025: Strong demand for summer travel – increase in both international and domestic travel Air travel at Swedavia’s ten airports continued to increase in the…

Air transport, News, Transports 24 July 2025

Travel and tourism sector raises

Travel and tourism sector raises concern over proposed ETIAS fee increase The European travel and tourism industry expresses its deep concern over the European Commission’s recent proposal to increase the…

Air transport, News, Transports 18 July 2025

Newark disruptions cost United $218 million in Q2

Travel disruptions earlier this year at Newark Liberty International airport cost United Airlines $218 million in the second quarter, and the airline expects the fallout will also damper its third-quarter…

Airports, News 17 July 2025

Swedavia’s interim report for January–June 2025: Improved profit, increased international travel and expanded routes

The second quarter of the year was characterised by increased demand for international air travel and stronger commercial revenue, which had a positive impact on Swedavia’s net revenue. Net revenue…

Air transport, Challenges, News 17 October 2022

Speed saviours – is aviation ready for a new era of supersonic travel?

As American Airlines becomes the third major carrier to place an order for Boom Supersonic’s new Overture jets, Jim Scott, co-founder at aircraft component supply specialist Artemis Aerospace, discusses the…

Air transport, News 12 August 2021

SYNLAB and IATA Partner to Facilitate Safe and Easy Travelling

Geneva / Munich SYNLAB to securely share certified COVID-19 test results with passengers directly through IATA Travel Pass, providing reliable digital proof on health status as international travel increasesThrough SYNLAB’s…

Air transport, Airports, Challenges, Climate, Finance, Industry, Innovation, News, Transports 19 October 2020

Does taxing aviation really reduce emissions?

7 October, 2020 Headlines such as “Airlines have enjoyed a free ride for too long – it’s time they paid the price for their role in climate destruction”1 are increasingly…

Air transport, News 27 October 2016

Alaska Airlines salutes military heroes with patriotic themed aircraft

In anticipation of Veterans Day, Alaska Airlines today unveiled the newest aircraft in its fleet featuring a patriotic special paint theme titled “Honoring Those Who Serve.” The 737-900ER is dedicated…

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Swedavia’s traffic statistics for July 2025

Travel and tourism sector raises

Newark disruptions cost United $218 million in Q2

Swedavia’s interim report for January–June 2025: Improved profit, increased international travel and expanded routes

Speed saviours – is aviation ready for a new era of supersonic travel?

SYNLAB and IATA Partner to Facilitate Safe and Easy Travelling

Does taxing aviation really reduce emissions?

Alaska Airlines salutes military heroes with patriotic themed aircraft

Portugal signs an amendment to the existing contract

Second Quarter and First Half 2025 Financial Results

Atech, an Embraer Group company, signs contract with ATNS

One-Stop Shop Solutions for Your Aircraft

MPL Training in Vietnam Proves Its Value as New Cadets

Satair, Airbus Lifecycle Services, and Hangrun Technology

PATMAR in an Airbus!

What kind of carbon-free aviation in 2050?

Runway incursion: one of the major risks still facing the air transport industry!

What Are the Best Use Cases for Airport Robotics?

Ukraine, war and nuclear!

What to do about the fires that are burning our planet?

Ascent AeroSystems Elevates Paul Fermo to President