Flights operated by Emirates and Qatar Airways are seeing unusually low passenger numbers as regional tensions reduce travel demand, leaving some travelers with entire premium cabins to themselves.
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A California passenger has filed a lawsuit against Singapore Airlines after a meal served on a Bali to Singapore flight allegedly triggered a severe anaphylactic reaction, raising questions about inflight allergy safety procedures.
Canada’s aviation regulator fined WestJet and Porter Airlines after investigations found passengers were not provided food, accommodation, and timely information during major flight disruptions.
A passenger’s missing suitcase on a European flight has turned into a prolonged legal dispute that continues more than two years after the original journey.
Air New Zealand will cancel 1,100 flights through early May, cutting some Dunedin services as rising jet fuel prices pressure airlines.
Dassault Aviation has officially unveiled its next-generation flagship business jet, the Falcon 10X, during a high-profile ceremony attended by more than 400 aviation executives, customers, and industry partners.
Pilots at Lufthansa (LH) have announced a 48-hour strike that could disrupt hundreds of flights and strand tens of thousands of passengers across Germany.
A serious aviation incident occurred at Brussels Airport (BRU) when a SAS or Scandinavian Airlines (SK) aircraft mistakenly attempted to take off from a taxiway instead of a runway.
The growing presence of the Typhoon also places pressure on the manufacturer of the F-35 Lightning II, Lockheed Martin.
British Airways is helping American Airlines resolve a major catering disruption at London Heathrow after hygiene concerns forced the U.S. carrier to suspend local catering services and rely on double catering from the United States.