Daily Airline News

The full U.S. House of Representatives could vote on a bill to bar what it calls "flags of convenience" airlines from seeking to fly to the U.S., after the House…

Brazil's Azul is the latest airline to jump on the electric aircraft trend, with deal announced today for up to 220 shorthaul aircraft from Germany's Lilium. The six-person aircraft are…

Bookings for UK travel from the U.S. almost doubled in a single afternoon, on July 28, when the UK waived quarantine requirements for U.S. visitors who are fully vaccinated or…

A year-and-a-half into the crisis, the airline industry still has little clarity on the structural changes expected from the Covid-19 pandemic. But Air France-KLM has found one: A permanent reduction…

Brazilian discounter Gol is confident the country has turned the corner from the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic and expects business travel to return to its pre-pandemic levels by the…

American Airlines, the largest U.S. carrier in South America, has been without a local partner in much of the region since Latam Airlines shocked the industry with its pivot to…

Boeing has China on its mind as the geopolitical gamesmanship between the world's two largest economies — China and the U.S. — could upset its plans to recover from the…

Wizz Air CEO József Váradi was almost flattered by the amount of time Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary spent on his airline's recent earnings call to take down Wizz. In fact,…

Hawaiian Airlines is enjoying someting of a "hot vaxxed summer" as it seeks to fulfill an almost insatiable demand for vacations in its home state. The carrier now is flying…

No one has ever called Ryanair or its colorful CEO Michael O'Leary bashful, and that's proving to be true as European travelers slowly return to the sky. The discounter has…