Construction has begun on the third runway at King Salman International Airport, reinforcing the city’s ambition to become a global air transport hub.
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Flight attendants at Horizon Air (QX), a wholly owned regional subsidiary of Alaska Airlines (AS), say they are preparing for a strike authorization vote sooner rather than later as contract negotiations continue to stall after more than 18 months.
A British Airways (BA) passenger stranded in New York for nearly 2 days after a December 17 flight cancellation was told to arrange her own hotel and claim the cost later.
In 2026, American Airlines (AA) will mark 100 years of continuous operation, an achievement few airlines ever reach.
Taiwan is preparing for major aviation disruption as officials warn that up to 100,000 passengers could be affected by large-scale live fire military exercises announced by mainland China.
A data analyst and content creator has claimed that xAI’s chatbot Grok helped her uncover airline pricing inefficiencies that reduced a $1,200 airfare to just $340.
China’s Guangzhou marked a milestone in the civil aviation sector as China Southern Airlines (CZ) appointed the country’s first female captain to exclusively operate the domestically developed C919 aircraft.
Cathay Pacific (CX) brings back its classic green retro livery on three aircraft to celebrate the airline’s 80th anniversary.
Ireland is home to the world’s largest operator of the Boeing 737-800, a distinction firmly held by Ryanair (FR).
U.S. aviation authorities are reviewing a rare real-world use of Garmin’s Autoland technology after a Beechcraft King Air B200 completed a fully automated emergency landing near Denver.