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Aviation security is once again in the spotlight, following the discovery in late October of two explosive devices in airfreight shipments originating in Yemen. Airlines...

This year’s Farnborough International Airshow was a dramatic, upbeat contrast to the gloom of 2008, when the global financial crisis was beginning to take...

Airbus plans to boost A320 output on strong demandAirbus is to increase the monthly production rate of its A320-family single-aisle jetliners by four units...

The pace of change in the airline IT sector “seems to be getting faster and faster”, according to John Chapman, Amadeus’ vice-president of airlines...

AIRE, ASPIRE and MINT are not just catchy acronyms but collaborative air traffic management (ATM) initiatives, all designed to deliver a greener future.ATM improvements...

Earlier this year, Australia’s largest airline, Qantas, revealed that it had maintained profitability in the final six months of 2009, while competitors sank into...

IATA downgraded its global 2012 profit forecast - but upped its 2011 profit estimation and 2012 full year profit prediction  for Asia-Pacific carriers as...