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Qantas Moves On Bonza Crisis Recruiting Crew & Offering Customers Flights

Discussions to try and save the beleaguered low-cost carrier continue.

While it was a challenging quarter for Air France-KLM, the group will have a huge task on its hands: to respond to the demand for the Olympic Games.

Yes, you can track military aircraft on training and repositioning. The problem is, there is some risk. Read on for the details.

Yes, you can track military aircraft on training and repositioning. The problem is, there is some risk. Read on for the details.

Kenya Airways employees are being held by military officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

After setting strong foundations last year, Vietjet is roaring ahead in 2024 with even more ambitious operational and environmental goals.

U.S.-owned F-35s are notorious for their reliability issues. Yet the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) F-35s are performing just fine, thanks.

However, Lufthansa Group still expects a positive summer and the end of the year as it plans to grow its capacity Year-on-Year (YoY).

A lawsuit against the company was filed in a federal court in late January.

This unique design feature has become unmistakable.