Emirates unveils futuristic A380 refit (BA, take note)
The airline is overhauling its 500-seat, double-decker superjumbos – we take a first look
The airline is overhauling its 500-seat, double-decker superjumbos – we take a first look
Britain to Bangkok, Seoul and Havana are among the routes that were axed as demand slumped – where else fell off the map?
From a cheap and cheerful Australian startup to an ambitious new British carrier, these new airlines promise to revolutionise air travel
Following a major setback, Luton Airport presses on with plans to compete with Gatwick – will it ever happen?
How will aviation change in the next decade? Our expert does a little blue-sky thinking
With soaring complaints and a toxic legacy of cost-cutting, the nation’s flag carrier faces a turbulent time getting its act together
‘Lily-livered’ politicians daren’t upset climate protestors, resulting in economic losses and some of the worst airport delays in Europe
A raft of new environmental measures are on the horizon that threaten to render the days of cheap flights history
Summer storms caused havoc at Britain’s biggest airport last week, dealing another blow to its reputation
Qatar Airways is ditching first class on existing jets, but BA and others are ramping up – who will win the battle of the posh seats?
A Norwegian start-up thinks it can thrive where so many others have failed, and make a success of low-cost long-haul flights
There are more and more people for whom turning left does not mean walking into a business-class cabin but pulling up at a private terminal
A new airline – Riyadh Air – takes the number of major Gulf carriers to four. Why is aviation soaring in the Middle East?
The flag carrier is running out of excuses for shoddy service – but there are simple solutions to many of its problems
Airlines are introducing bigger cabins to tempt more of us to upgrade from economy – should we splash out or just stay put?
After a dreadful 2022, a new £440m terminal promises to improve Manchester Airport – but doubts remain