The passenger were smoking onboard and refusing to follow crew instructions.

Officially opening April 7, the newly renovated Delta Flight Museum captures the airline’s unique culture and people-first values, ensuring the stories of Delta’s first 100 years will forever be etched into history.

The new Air New Zealand uniform designed by Emilia Wickstead, with unique prints hand drawn by Te Rangitu Netana, will be unveiled to the public on 11 April 2025.

Meet Air India’s inspiring women who are forging their own path in various spheres of aviation.

Check out the uniforms through out the years from 1940s summer uniform to 2010s uniform

As Delta celebrates its 100th year of flight, the airline is debuting a new safety video this April that is sure to capture customers’ attention with nods to its history, while providing clear, easy-to-follow instructions and demonstrations of today’s safety procedures.

Designed for convenience and comfort, this new addition, located near Gate A2, marks the third Air Canada Café location, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to improving premium lounge offerings at its Montréal hub.

Joby’s electric air taxi is designed to carry a pilot and up to four passengers at speeds of up to 200 mph and the partnership means Virgin Atlantic customers will be able to reserve a seat on Joby’s aircraft through Virgin Atlantic’s app, website and other channels.

The program forms part of the airline’s commitment to showcase the breadth of aviation roles available within the industry, including some of the lesser-known technical roles that are a key part of any airline’s operation.

Air France unveils its new La Première experience, with Four suites, each nearly 3.5 square meters A reflection of French elegance and art de vivre, La Première has always embodied Air France’s signature excellence. Both at the airport and onboard, La Première guests...

Experience our safety instructions like never before—an immersive journey into Moroccan craftsmanship and culture, brought to you by Royal Air Maroc.

First Officer Nicholas “Nic” Ramirez was born to fly. Inspired by his father, Capt. Esty Ramirez, who served as a pilot in the Air Force, Nic’s love for aviation started early — whether pointing at planes in the sky or making LEGOs “fly.