Alaska Airlines newest livery, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Flyer, celebrates the spirit of adventure and dreaming big

 Alaska’s latest Disneyland Resort-themed aircraft brings Princess Tiana’s story to life in the skies SEATTLE, April 25, 2025 — Alaska Airlines is inviting guests to embrace adventure and dream big with its newest themed and most... Read more »

How Many New Aircraft Will Qantas Add To Its Fleet In 2025?

Qantas is spending big on acquiring new Boeing 787-9s, Airbus A350-1000LRs, A320neos, A321LRs, A321XLRs, and Airbus A220s. By 2027, it is expected that almost half of all flights across Qantas’ and Jetstar’s... Read more »

Why Does Southwest Airlines Fly To Miami?

Southwest Airlines built its original business model on being a low-cost carrier (LCC) while keeping costs low by flying to secondary airports in major US cities. From its original base at Dallas... Read more »

Aviation’s IT trends – Airport World

SITA Europe president, Segio Colella, unwraps some of the biggest tech trends in the aviation industry. Air travel is changing fast. Passenger numbers are soaring, with 8.2 billion travellers expected by 2037,... Read more »

United to expand services at Edinburgh Airport – Airport World

Edinburgh Airport today announced that United Airlines is to extend its seasonal service between Edinburgh and Washington DC to virtually year-round. Already flying daily during the summer season until October 25, the... Read more »

Being flexible – Airport World

We discover more about how the Royal Schiphol Group is building design resilience into all new facilities at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The resilience of an airport is tested daily – whether operational,... Read more »

American Airlines CEO Expresses “Extreme Confidence” In Long Term Despite +$470 Million Net Loss Q1

While American Airlines’ losses worsened in Q1, with revenues also decreasing slightly, its chief executive expressed confidence that the airline is positioned well for the future in light of the uncertainty faced... Read more »

Breeze Airways Bids For More Essential Air Service Contracts

Breeze Airways, which secured its first-ever Essential Air Service (EAS) contract in September 2024, has bid on three further contracts to provide subsidized services from three airports in the United States. All... Read more »

The case for digital twins – Airport World

BEUMER Group’s Per Engelbrechtsen explains how 3D visualisation can improve baggage handling operations at the world’s airports. It’s not hard to see why digital twins are becoming an imperative for businesses and... Read more »

SAS Announces New ‘Flavors By SAS’ In-Flight Dining Concept

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has announced a new in-flight dining experience called ‘Flavors by SAS.’ The announcement came shortly after the airline unveiled a European-style business class for its intra-European flights. SAS IATA/ICAO... Read more »