IAG’s cargo division continues to thrive off the back of a record 2021. IAG Cargo has shared its first quarterly results for this year, revealing that cargo need is as high as ever. IAG’s cargo division posted revenues of €432 million ($455 million), a 23.4% growth compared to 2021.
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Emirates has released almost 50 unique liveries in the last half a century. Emirates has established a new special Airbus A380 livery. The new livery recognizes the Museum of the future, a squashed donut-shaped building in Dubai.
Australia’s Qantas Airways (QAN.AX) told on Thursday it would buy the remaining 80% stake in Alliance Aviation Services (AQZ.AX) for A$610.8 million ($443.14 million) in an all-stock agreement to grow its footprint in the charter business.
The aviation ministry extended the term of the Concession Deal of GMR Infrastructure Limited (GIL) for operating the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad till 2068.
Air Canada executives consult international barriers to complete recovery services almost the globe, but also new opportunities.
According to a recent survey by Official Airline Guide (OAG), a global travel data source, the Delhi airport was the world’s second busiest airport
The Indian civil aviation industry has also bounced back from the Covid-19 pandemic-induced crisis, slowly but surely, with a lot of latent need arriving at the fore, civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said to HT.
IndiGo appears to be on track to retire all of its Airbus A320-200/ceo aircraft by the middle of 2022.
Jet Airways announced on Sunday that it will begin operations with an all-female cabin crew and will hire male cabin crew members “after it reaches operational scale”
Qantas will place the largest order in its 103-year history tomorrow marking up for over 150 Airbus jets to take the airline towards its mark of net zero emissions by 2050.