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Expectations are that prices may only begin to normalise in 2023.

Inclement weather has set back the repair schedule for the plane, which has been grounded since February.

Antonov Restores Operations of its five AN-124 Cargo Aircraft from Leipzig where the Company Relocated after the Russian invasion of Ukraine

A bizarre incident took place when the pilot flying a Virgin Atlantic Airbus A330 realised that one of the pilots had not completed his training and was on the aircraft because of a "rostering issue."

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

This could be the aviation equivalent of an automotive barn find: a brand-new, presumably fully furnished Boeing 747-8, commissioned and customized for r...

JetBlue Airways has cut and suspended some of its summer routes as the carrier faces staffing shortages amid increased travel demand.

JetBlue is permanently leaving two US markets and suspending seven other routes to help "ease pressure on our operation during this busy season."

Airline passengers who are concerned about flying alongside unmasked people will now be offered refunds, among other things, ...

"Following two years of downturn, international travel has been bouncing back in recent months. With this in mind, Simple Flying caught up with Ethiopian Airlines' USA Regional Director, Samson Arega, to talk about prospects across the Atlantic in this new chapter."