Daily Airline News

Russia's invasion of Ukraine will not affect Lufthansa's recovery plans, even if airspace closures require the German carrier to fly more circuitous routes to Asia. Lufthansa is predicting heavy summer…

President Joseph Biden's State of the Union announcement on Tuesday that the U.S. is closing off its airspace to Russian aircraft topped off a week of extraordinary upheaval in global…

The pilot situation in the U.S. is getting worse before it gets better. United Airlines will end 17 routes, and exit one city, in its latest round of staffing-related schedule…

From its base in Latvia on Europe's doorstep to Russia, AirBaltic has taken quick action in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Select flights are suspended, staff accounted for,…

The world's airlines have already begun to feel the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, just two days into the conflict, with more repercussions expected as the West and Moscow…

Global airlines could face severe disruptions from Russia's invasion of the Ukraine that could escalate if the West and Moscow volley sanctions at one another.

Steve Dickson is leaving behind a legacy focused heavily on safety as the departing Federal Aviation Administration Administrator. Dickson announced his resignation last week, leaving the aviation industry buzzing about…

Scandinavian Airlines will nearly double its Covid cost-cutting program as it adjusts to what CEO Anko van der Werff said is a “changed market” coming out of the crisis.

Norwegian Air profited from the sale of slots at London Gatwick last year, as the carrier continues its restructuring as a Nordic-focused budget airline.

Air France-KLM is not champing at the bit to buy a stake in Italy's ITA Airways. After two failed attempts to invest in predecessor Alitalia, Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith…