At the Cowen Global Transportation & Sustainable Mobility Conference, Chief Revenue Officer, Vasu Raja, discussed what kinds of customers the airline was flying during the crisis, but also how it plans to... Read more »

AirAsia X and a wholly-owned subsidiary company are facing a multi-million dollar lawsuit from an aircraft leasing company. It is alleged Air Asia X and its subsidiary, AAX Leasing Two Ltd, owe... Read more »

Vietnam Airlines will restore six domestic routes from September 9th. The airline paused these routes due to the second wave of COVID-19, but, with Vietnam passing that, the airline recorded an increase... Read more »

Key airlines, airports, and lobby groups on both sides of the Atlantic have renewed their call for governments to step up and organize a framework for COVID-19 testing at key international airports.... Read more »

Complaints are piling up at the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA). Since mid-March, the agency has received over 8,000 complaints as airlines have faced a backlash from customers over their stances on refunds... Read more »

The workforce at London Heathrow has been taking part in three rapid point of care Covid-19 testing trials. The trials are part of a wider campaign from the airport to encourage the... Read more »

In an internal memo, United Airlines said on Thursday that it would need to furlough up to 2,850 of its pilots on October 1st. The carrier expressed its hopes that Congress could... Read more »

On Wednesday, the White House Chief of Staff suggested that if no agreement on a second stimulus package is reached, President Trump may sign an executive order to “solve some problems” and... Read more »

British Airways is in the final stages of its Boeing 747 retirement program, having said the type won’t fly passengers again. Simple Flying looked into the delivery of G-CIVD in 1994 with... Read more »