U.S. airlines expected to carry record 151 million passenger
U.S.-based airlines are expected to carry a record 151 million people to vacations and getaways during the spring break season, a trade group for the ...
Pittsburgh International Airport awarded for environmental e
Airport Council International-North America has awarded Pittsburgh International Airport with an award for environmental achievement. Airports in Vanc...
IATA e-DGD: "a powerful step forward"
IATA has adopted e-Dangerous Goods Declaration (e-DGD) standards at the World Cargo Symposium taking place in Dallas, Texas on March 13-15. An electro...
Boeing Recognized by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDSâ„¢ for 10,000th ...
Thousands of Boeing (NYSE: BA) employees gathered at the company’s Renton, Wash. factory today to celebrate the 10,000th 737 to come off the pro...
IATA expects 4.5% growth in air cargo demand in 2018
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) expects a healthy 4.5% growth in air cargo demand this year, following a 9% growth in 2017. Speakin...
Norwegian Air plans routes from Canada to Europe
New low-cost flights between Europe and Canada are all set to be launched by Norwegian Air this summer. Norwegian Air, which is based in Norway but re...
Digitization, Trade Facilitation, Safety and People Developm
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted four priorities for the future success of the air cargo industry: accelerating the digi...
Aviation panelists urge broader biometrics adoption to relie
roader adoption of biometric technologies to reduce passenger processing times is necessary to manage a looming capacity crunch facing airlines in bus...
Airlines: A record 151 million passengers will fly this spri
The sky remains the limit for spring travel, with airlines projecting Wednesday another record-setting holiday season with nearly 151 million passenge...
Interjet eyes partnerships with an international airline
Interjet CEO Miguel Aleman Magnani does not rule out adding a new partner, preferably an international airline. The move would not be the first time I...
