New tactile signage will help people with visual disabilities better identify row numbers, seat assignments and lavatory locations independently

Together, Qatar Airways and British Airways already operate the world’s largest airline joint business covering more than 60 countries. Beginning in July, Iberia is joining the partnership in a move that will transform connectivity for global travellers.

Check out the Residence the world’s only three-room suite in the sky

After a successful career as a communications designer, she was slowed down by the Corona pandemic. Instead of getting discouraged, she decided to fulfil her long-held dream and join SWISS as a Flight Attendant.

Virgin Atlantic and Rolls-Royce today confirm the successful Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) blend ground test on the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine.

Music lovers from all over the world are flying from 57 different airports to Belgium for the festival in the coming days, making a total of 125 Brussels Airlines flights.

The multi-million-pound initiative removes the initial high-cost barrier of training to become a professional pilot, making it a realistic option for anyone aged 18-55.

At Finnair, we have taken the initiative to reuse and recycle our cabin and ground crew uniforms starting in early 2023. All uniform parts in good condition are now recycled for wear for the next user.

We hope it will go smoothly and they will be up in the air soon.

Quincy Pulliam dreamed of becoming a pilot from a young age after watching planes fly over his mother’s beauty salon. Twenty years later, he is now an American Airlines captain committed to inspiring the next generation of aviation professionals.

United Airlines Pilots Reach Historic Agreement - Huge Raises Worth $10 Billion After more than four years of negotiations, United Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), reached an agreement in principle (AIP) with United...

At the heart of Virgin Atlantic is its people. They constantly go above and beyond in their day to day jobs – but they also do some pretty amazing things outside of work too.

Markku Kaipainen has been a Finnair pilot since 1989. His wife Maria Kaipainen was a Finnair cabin crew member when they met over 17 years ago. His daughter and Maria’s stepdaughter, Maiju Kaipainen, works as a Finnair gate agent.