All Airline Business articles – Page 2
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Airline BusinessEmirates president expects ‘blended product’ with Flydubai at new airport
The opening of Al Maktoum International airport in the 2030s will create the opportunity for Emirates Airline and Flydubai to work even more closely together, according to the former’s president Tim Clark
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Airline BusinessWeek 49 2025: A320 software fixed as Avianca ends Q3 earnings season
Airlines around the world appeared to have largely recovered from the surprise requirement for emergency flight-control modifications on Airbus A320-family jets.
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Airline BusinessAirline News Digest: 22-28 November 2025
Our regular rundown of the biggest airline stories from the past seven days.
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Airline BusinessEgyptAir chief readies carrier for growth amid airport investment and tourism ambitions
Capt Ahmed Adel is positioning the North African carrier to play a crucial role as Egypt’s government invests in aviation infrastructure and seeks to double tourist traffic
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Airline BusinessLATAM chief Roberto Alvo focuses on fleet renewal as SAF remains elusive
LATAM’s chief executive believes that fleet renewal – and shoring up current-generation engine technologies – is the most viable path to boosting the efficiency of airline operations anytime soon.
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Airline BusinessAsia-Pacific ‘generators’ of sustainable aviation solutions, but challenges remain: IATA
While there remains much work to be done in advancing the airline sector’s sustainability goals – and with the clock fast ticking down – IATA has reiterated its call for greater collaboration, not least among governments and the industry.
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Airline BusinessWeek 48 2025: Dubai’s big buys; EasyJet annual results
The coming week will see UK low-cost operator EasyJet release its full-year results, wrapping up the current financial reporting season.
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Airline BusinessAirline news digest: 15-21 November
Our regular rundown of the biggest airline stories from the past seven days.
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Airline BusinessJapanese majors weigh domestic network strategy amid shifting demographics
Japan’s two largest carriers are rethinking their long-term domestic network strategy – even urging “structural reform” – as the country’s demographics continue to change.
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Airline BusinessCopa Airlines posts 19% net profit growth amid Latin American demand surge
CEO Pedro Heilbron has long maintained that Copa’s steady, measured growth in recent years does not make for the most exciting narrative – but it was more of the same during the July-September period.
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Airline BusinessThai eyes new revenue streams, diversified network
Thai Airways International is looking to diversify its network, as part of efforts to wean off an over-dependence on tourism traffic.
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Airline BusinessFlydubai and Air Europa in eye-catching Airbus commitments at Dubai air show
Middle Eastern operator Flydubai took the headlines on the second day of Dubai air show by confirming plans to take 150 Airbus A321neo twinjets in a further significant shift in its fleet strategy.
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Airline BusinessLATAM’s international and premium growth undeterred by US travel softness
It is no secret that demand for air travel to the USA has recently fallen off from Latin American countries, but LATAM Airlines Group is unfazed.
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Airline BusinessOpening day of Dubai air show sees big Emirates order and talk of 777-10
Middle Eastern carrier Emirates took the headlines on day one of Dubai air show as it signed for a further 65 Boeing 777-9s and pressed for a feasibility study into a further stretch of the 777X, a version provisionally named the 777-10.
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Airline BusinessWeek 47 2025: Dubai air show begins as LATAM looks to keep rolling
With third-quarter earnings season mostly winding down, there is still one major global carrier yet to report in a week that also sees Dubai air show take place
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Airline BusinessAirline news digest: 8-14 November
Our regular rundown of the biggest airline stories from the past seven days.
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Airline BusinessBrazilian carriers Azul and Gol ride surging international travel demand
Both carriers report booming demand for long-haul international flights out of Brazil, a phenomenon responsible for surges in third-quarter capacity and revenue.
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Airline BusinessSIA keeps faith in multi-hub strategy despite profit hit from Air India woes
Singapore Airlines Group has thrown its weight behind associate Air India, even as the latter’s ongoing challenges and financial losses impacted the group’s earnings.
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Airline BusinessCebu Pacific optimistic about strong year-end, unfazed by Q3 loss
Cebu Pacific maintains that it is “well-positioned” for a strong finish to the year, following a series of “seasonal headwinds” including changes in the academic calendar, as well as operational challenges.
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Airline BusinessAeromexico posts strong Q3 on heels of ‘dual IPO’
Mexican carrier reports stable revenue and maintained profitability during the July-September period, with international operations performing strongly across all regions despite domestic capacity cuts.