Daily Airline News

Leaders from across the global aviation sector gathered in Dallas this week, at the inaugural in-person Skift Aviation Forum co-hosted with Dallas-Fort Worth airport. The prevailing sentiment was simultaneously upbeat…

Air Lease Corp. is taking new Airbus A321neo aircraft at least six to seven months late due to a myriad of production and supply chain issues facing the European airframer.…

Washingtonians have pined for the day they can take the train to Dulles International Airport for nearly six decades. That day, finally, arrived Tuesday.

Thai AirAsia sees robust travel demand as it rides the surging recovery of Thailand's tourism industry. But the strong U.S. dollar is weighing on its financials.

Brazilian airline Azul could forge deeper ties with partner JetBlue Airways, CEO John Rodgerson hinted at Thursday.

Europeans, in fact travelers from all over the world, are taking Greek vacations. That was overwhelmingly clear in the Aegean Airlines summer results.

Spirit Airlines plans to raise several hundred million dollars in new debt backed by its loyalty programs, in the latest confirmation that loyalty assets are some of the most lucrative…

Spirit Airlines has cancelled at least 35 routes from January as industry-wide issues take their toll on air carriers' ability to recover — and expand — their schedules next year.

Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary was his usual confident self on Ryanair's competitive position in Europe, even as many of the airline's competitors have become fodder of takeover chatter.

Singapore Airlines is adding back flights to meet travel demand at a rapid clip this winter. Fukuoka, Hong Kong, Osaka, Sapporo, and Taipei, to name a few, will all see…