The unintuitive truth: Why aviation might face a post-COVID capacity crunch and how to handle it
Together with sustainability, capacity was probably the hottest topic in aviation in the pre-COVID era.
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Air Sénégal resumes limited international services
Air Sénégal (HC, Dakar Blaise Diagne Int'l) has started resuming scheduled international services having operated repatriation flights alone for the past several months. Using one of its two A319-100s, it resumed a twice weekly connection linking Dakar with Abidjan on July 17 following the resumption of its...
Turnaround times: have low-cost carriers lost their advantage?
With newly-enacted health requirements to disinfect an aircraft, could they negatively affect turnaround times, one of the main advantages of a low-cost carrier?
South African government did not agree with SAA rescue plan
South African finance minister Tito Mboweni says the government has not committed to fund the new South African Airways (SAA) rescue plan.
SITA: A secure walk-through travel experience at airports
SITA and NEC Corporation have announced a global partnership to develop solutions that enable a secure walk-through travel experience at airports, leveraging NEC’s I:Delight identity management platform together with SITA Smart Path and SITA Flex.
How one China Southern flight killed the A340, A380 and B747
The 20th century, by far, included the biggest technological advancements in aviation's short history. While there were many important milestones, one, possibly underlooked one, started the slow demise of quad-engine aircraft.
What is the oldest airline in the world?
Have a glance at five of the world's oldest airlines and get to know which airlines are going to celebrate their 100th anniversaries!