China’s Big Three airlines significantly improved their financial results in Q1, thanks to the unexpected termination of the country’s zero-Covid policy in December. The resumption of (air) travel spurred demand and helped Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern…
Moving to catch the wind of rebounding international travel to China, Kenya Airways and China Southern Airlines are touting the inter-connectivity of their networks, announcing the reactivation of their interline agreement. Flights under the interline opened for booking across the…
Only weeks after announcing an order for twelve Airbus A320neos and A321neos, Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) has also made a final decision on its widebody fleet renewal. The airline confirmed its Memorandum of Understanding for the Boeing 787-8 signed at last year’s…
Air Algérie selects Boeing MAX 9 and Airbus A330-900 and A350-1000.
A bystander for years, Uganda has made its most definitive expression yet, of intent to join the Single African Air Transport market (SAATM). A meeting convened this week to discuss the issue, agreed to establish a multisectoral committee to “consider the matter…
Spirit Airlines reduced its Q1 loss to $-103.9 million from $-194.7 million amidst various operating challenges. These included weather and aircraft shortages exacerbated by staffing shortages at air traffic control in Florida and Las Vegas. Spirit Airlines reduces Q1 loss…