Ryanair (FR), one of Europe’s largest low-cost airlines, is cutting its winter flying plans as jet fuel prices approach $140 per barrel.
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Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will increase its direct London service from four to seven flights per week from October 27, strengthening its presence on a key Pakistan-UK air route.
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has failed to secure a formal commitment from an Indian airline to operate from Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), despite holding talks with Air India (AI) representatives during his four-day trade mission to India.
Air India Express (IX) has introduced new uniforms for its cabin crew and frontline employees, with the updated attire entering service across its network from September 1, 2026.
Former Air New Zealand (NZ) chief executive Rob Fyfe has criticised Prime Minister Christopher Luxon for publicly attacking the airline after it reported a NZ$242 million net loss for the 2026 financial year.
easyJet (U2) is seeing a significant shift in the age profile of its cabin crew as more older workers enter aviation, challenging the traditional perception that flight attendants are primarily a young person’s career.
Air India (AI) is struggling to rebuild passenger confidence on the India-UK market more than a year after the fatal crash of its London-bound Boeing 787-8 shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad Airport (AMD).
India’s push to develop a homegrown fighter engine has intensified as Britain’s Rolls-Royce and France’s Safran compete to support the country’s next-generation Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program.
While complimentary alcohol depends on the airline, route and cabin class, passengers can improve their experience by understanding how crews manage the service.
easyJet (U2) passengers travelling from Manchester Airport (MAN) to Antalya Airport (AYT) faced a lengthy disruption after their flight was delayed for more than four hours before departing and then diverted approximately 1,200 miles away from its destination.