Virgin Atlantic reveals findings from 100 per cent SAF flight
British Airways has sparked outrage after its in-flight systems displayed the Argentinian name ‘Puerto Argentino’ for Port Stanley, with Falklands veterans calling the move “disgraceful” and “insulting.”
British Airways is preparing to significantly increase its presence in India, with plans for new routes, additional frequencies and expanded cargo capacity as the UK eyes deeper economic ties with one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies.
Shell has abandoned plans to build a giant biofuels factory in Rotterdam, a decision analysts say delivers a major setback to Europe’s ambition of decarbonising aviation.
Cristiano Ronaldo has become the face of Saudi Arabia’s latest tourism campaign, fronting a global drive to showcase the Kingdom’s growing calendar of world-class sports, culture and entertainment events.
Corporate travel budgets are set to climb in the year ahead, with nearly half of businesses planning to spend more on flights, hotels and in-person meetings, according to new research from Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG).
Global business travel is continuing its recovery in 2025, with new analysis from SAP Concur revealing where travellers are flying, how much they are spending, and which destinations are attracting the highest volumes.
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Italy has been named the world’s safest destination for teenage travellers, thanks to low crime rates, strong healthcare provision and political stability, according to a new study.
Delta Air Lines has agreed to pay $78.75 million to settle a class action lawsuit over a 2020 incident in which one of its aircraft dumped fuel over residential neighbourhoods in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
Casa Cook has opened its first mountain retreat – and its debut property in Italy – with the launch of Casa Cook Madonna in the Dolomites. The adults-only boutique hotel welcomed its first guests this August, bringing the brand’s signature laid-back luxury to one of Italy’s most stylish mountain destinations.
Korean Air has announced one of the largest aircraft orders in its history, confirming a $36.2 billion agreement to purchase 103 new Boeing jets. The deal, unveiled on Monday, also includes spare engines and a long-term maintenance programme worth a further $13.8 billion with GE Aerospace and CFM International.