Air Transport World

US airlines expand employee vaccine mandates.

LATAM sustainability director Juan José Tohá explains the Latin American carrier’s sustainability pathway. –Interview by WESLEY CHARNOCK What’s at the

Walter Cho joined Korean Air in 2004 and gained experience in core business areas, including procurement, corporate strategy and planning, and in both

Once the IATA resolution for the global air transport industry to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 was approved at the IATA AGM in Boston, it was almost immediately met with the realization of the huge challenges ahead.

Aviation industry players have already begun discussing ways to put feet on IATA’s recently approved resolution that commits member airlines to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Airports are quickly learning the benefits of contactless systems.

Inmarsat's OneFi serves as a catalyst to monetize inflight connectivity by “bringing a host of onboard services together within a single portal interface that passengers can easily access using their own personal devices.”

New initiatives by a small number of pioneering airlines are seeking to get passengers actively involved in directly helping pay for the use of

US airlines turn to bigger ‘small’ jets.

British Airways (BA) has arranged a deal with Air BP to purchase its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on a basis that assumes some corporate customers

The UK has become a focus for efforts to revitalize short-haul regional air transport by tapping into the cost and emissions reductions promised by

Ryanair is thinking big.

European airports are taking different approaches to meeting ever-more stringent sustainability targets, and some are already well on the way. In June

British Airways (BA) passengers can now volunteer to pay extra for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), but how many will be willing to pay more for their flights?

Digitalization drives a rethink on baggage and onboard food services.

BA head of sustainability Carrie Harris briefs ATW on BA’s Better World initiative, in front of special-liveried A320neo.

BA is reviewing the items that it gives passengers onboard, cutting plastics wherever possible, as part of its sustainability push under the BA Better World initiative.

Low-cost carriers are pursuing big growth ambitions in the Gulf.

Germany-based Eurowings Discover launches its first scheduled flights on July 24 from Frankfurt to Mombasa and Zanzibar. The Lufthansa Group-owned

Aircraft modifications focus on leisure, pleasure, hygiene and emissions.

Regional carriers play a key role in rebuilding major airline networks.

There is no doubt of Africa’s potential as an air transport market, but while governments continue to block funds and procrastinate on liberalization, they also block their own economic growth.

FAA announced Thursday a raft of fines against passengers who have disrupted US flights this year, sometimes violently.

The use of biometrics in airports is widening.

SWISS has been the moneymaker in the Lufthansa Group over the last several years. Dieter Vranckx was appointed CEO in January and is overseeing the