Last week, Canadian North announced it will fly Iqaluit-Toronto-Iqaluit nonstop starting in June this year. The Canadian airline will be the only one offering passengers

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Thanks to its quick response to the ongoing airspace closures across Europe, Air Serbia continues to profit greatly from the political developments that followed Russia’s

WestJet is acquiring Canadian leisure carrier Sunwing Airlines, creating a larger airline and new vacations arm. Photo: Adrian Edwards/WestJet This article covers a developing story. Continue

Swiss International Air Lines released a statement on March 1st announcing a partnership with Synhelion, a Swiss startup working on solar fuels. February saw massive

Article written by AeroTime team member Richard Holme Ryanair wants to be the first airline to return to Ukraine when possible and is even helping

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) anticipates a full recovery of air passenger numbers will take another two years. IATA reports that air passenger figures will

European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has announced that it is withdrawing parts and support services for all Russian airlines. The company is also analyzing whether its

Ryanair will have more flights from London this summer than ever before, according to Group CEO Michael O’Leary at a press conference today. Photo: Getty