Gogo has created a new satellite platform with more bandwidth than ever. But will airlines add it?

Airlines are broadening seating options, by upgrading their premium cabins and downgrading economy class. There is a danger, however, that if airlines go too far in either direction, they could drive passengers toward other options.

The Kenyan flag carrier’s traffic suffered from a series of attacks by Islamist militants in the East African nation and the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, but it was also damaged by an overambitious expansion plan.

Despite improving profits, cargo weakness and other issues remain a concern for the Asia-Pacific airline industry.

GE's advanced turboprop represents an all-out assault on the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6's dominance of the business and general aviation turboprop market, and it builds on the bridgehead established with the smaller H80 engine.

British Airways and other legacy carriers are increasingly tapping the expertise of low-cost carrier executives to increase efficiency.

The sight of the MRJ flying past Mount Fuji will gladden the many Japanese who have long been frustrated by the mismatch between the country’s advanced aerospace technology, notably in manufacturing, and its failure to make its own complete airliner since the 1970s.

Airbus makes clear at the Dubai Airshow that it plans to build the new A380 version and possibly a larger A350 variant.