The London borough of Croydon is known for being the most populated area of the capital of the United Kingdom (UK). In a past ...

Marc Allen, a former Chief Strategy Officer and Senior Vice President for Strategy and Corporate Development at the Boeing ...

SAS has announced its emergence from Chapter 11 restructuring in the US, as well as a similar reorganization process it was ...

A man who had been sold fake plane tickets went on a rampage at Chile’s Santiago Airport (SCL) and destroyed about $20,000 ...

Two women in China locked a crying toddler in an airplane’s lavatory during a domestic flight to “educate” the child about ...

A CEIBA Intercontinental Boeing 737-800 with registration ET-AWR has overrun the runway at Malabo in Equatorial Guinea, ...

According to COMAC, the joint delivery of the first C919 aircraft to Air China and China Southern Airlines “underscores a ...

Qantas pilots have started training on a new CAE 7000XR Series in advance of the 2025 arrival of the A321XLR aircraft ...

Air India’s merger with Vistara has finally been cleared for take-off following an investment from Singapore Airlines being ...

Serbia has agreed to purchase 12 Rafale jets from France, signaling a diplomatic shift away from the Russian defense industry ...

As seen in Part 1 of this two-part article, technological innovations are transforming the ways airports operate and also the experiences of passengers traveling through airport terminals worldwide.

How close is the vision of eVTOL commercial flights from becoming a reality? AeroTime examines the present position.