The North Atlantic market, between the US and Europe has traditionally been one of the key air travel markets. Our data tracking through July shows that this has been an awful summer for this market. Using the DHS i-92 as…
Rafael Schwarzman, IATA Regional Vice President for Europe, announced at the IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Rio de Janeiro that jet fuel surged past 40% of total airline operating expenses (OpEx). This cost escalation, combined with a marginal 0.8%…
Europe, Asia, Oceania, and Africa have about two to three weeks of JetA available at its airports, but will run out if replenishment can’t be made, and could be forced to ration fuel or curtail flights. The bad news is…
PR: SunExpress, a joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, and Vortex Control Technologies (VCT) announced SunExpress as its European launch customer for VCT’s proven Finlet technology which will reduce SunExpress’s carbon footprint for its Next-Generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft. VCT…
Patrick Edmond, MD of Altair Advisory and a SAF expert explains where we are and how the murky SAF production process is falling behind. We are likely to see the first impacts in Europe – but SAF does offer countries…
Alaska Airlines mentioned it last week, JetBlue did it on Tuesday, and so has Frontier Airlines later on the day: US airlines are feeling stiff competition from the strong demand for international air travel. The US low-cost says that international…