Aviation

The future of Europe’s airlines remains up in the air

The future of Europe’s low-cost airlines remains up in the air

A number of Europe’s low-cost airlines have been plagued by financial trouble in recent years as costs rise and competition bites. Courtney Goldsmith investigates what the future holds for the continent’s aviation industry

Luxaviation Helicopters offers door-to-door private aviation for VVIPs

CEO Charlotte Pedersen’s new division completes Luxaviation Group’s private aviation offering

JetBlue helps sustainable aviation take off with carbon offsets

Commercial aviation is one of the world’s more high-profile carbon-intensive industries, but companies like JetBlue are reacting to changing consumer sentiment to create a more efficient, low-carbon future

Having served at Airbus for 19 years, Harald Wilhelm will leave the company in 2019. The announcement follows CEO Tom Enders' decision to step down next year

Airbus CFO Harald Wilhelm to leave in 2019

Harald Wilhelm is the latest top executive to announce his departure from Airbus in recent months

Fight for flight: three airlines compete for Air Berlin assets following bankruptcy

Air Berlin aims to sell its assets by the end of September, with three major airlines currently in negotiations

Textron’s luxury aircraft allow you to stay in the game even when in transit

Investing in business aircraft provides more than just prestige. The freedom to be present anywhere in the world is priceless

Norse Group demonstrates the value of practical partnerships

Joint ventures and collaborative projects can yield better end products and mutual benefits for all parties

African Open Sky is the first port of call for travel to or within Africa

The aviation industry in Africa is in a state of perpetual flux, as the continent is constantly developing. African Open Sky is working to harness this growth and connect the continent

Textron’s updated range of private aircraft sets a new industry standard

Textron Aviation’s focus on customer needs sets it apart in the aviation industry, offering unparalleled luxury and practicality

London City Airport’s runway. The airport is building to meet the rising demand for business travel

London’s City Airport caters to increased flight demand

Airport expansion is an important issue for the UK, with new runways proposed at both Heathrow and Gatwick. When it comes to private flights, however, smaller, more conveniently located airports are leading the way

IAG bids €1.36bn for Aer Lingus

British Airways owner IAG has offered to purchase Irish carrier Aer Lingus for €1.36bn, marking its third bid in a relentless effort to grow its business

European airliner shocks with strong result

SAS records impressive profits for past quarter, as the airline’s earnings are improved by years of cutbacks and restructuring

Arcus Executive Aviation's private jet, the Phenom 100, makes executive travel deliciously comfortable. Musicians, athletes and other noteworthy individuals have travelled numerous times with the company

Arcus Executive Aviation’s private jets offer first-class luxury and comfort

Time is money for busy business executives, so hassle-free international travel is vital. Arcus Executive Aviation adds an opulent edge to every private jet journey

Alexandre de Juniac: the unlikely candidate who revived Air France-KLM

He has an ancestor who fought in bloody battles for Napoleon and a noble lineage stretching back generations, so when Alexandre de Juniac was given the top job at Air France-KLM, he certainly had a lot to live up to

TrueNorth Avionics clients using business aviation as productivity tool

Business aviation is not simply a convenient mode of transport, but an incredibly effective productivity tool and a business strategy in itself

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