Kazakhstan's Air Astana Group has highlighted improvements in the Pratt & Whitney engines being delivered for its Airbus ...

Air Astana JSC, the leading airline group in Central Asia and the Caucasus regions by revenue and fleet size, announced its ...

The most-used airliners in the world last year were Boeing and Airbus single-aisle (or narrowbody) types, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported, in the latest edition of its ...

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An Iberia flight was forced to return to Madrid after colliding with a bird shortly after taking off. The plan had departed ...

Vietravel Airlines on August 4 officially welcomed its second owned aircraft, an Airbus A320, at the Noi Bai International ...

By 2030, Vietravel Airlines aims to operate between 30 and 50 aircraft, with routes covering Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, ...

Oliver Zipse has been selected as the non-executive director of the company, for submission at the 2026 Airbus Annual General ...

Croatia Airlines admits that it is dealing with substantially-higher costs than expected from its fleet-renewal programme, ...

In a surprising move, Vueling is set to receive 50 Boeing 737 MAXs, ending its long-standing reliance on an all-Airbus fleet. What prompted this drastic change in fleet strategy?

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IAG Group has confirmed that its low-cost subsidiary Vueling will receive all 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft it ordered in 2022.