Airbus insists its commitment to hydrogen-powered air transport still stands in the wake of its acceptance that a commercial ...

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Airbus has delayed the service-entry target for a hydrogen-powered aircraft developed under its ZEROe project by up to 10 ...

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Latin America’s biggest airline is targeting ambitious growth in the coming decades, hoping to profit from expectations that the region will be among the world’s fastest-growing for air travel.

Q4 2024 Management View CEO Roberto Alvo highlighted LATAM Airlines' strong achievements in 2024, including record-breaking passenger numbers of 82 million, a 15% capacity growth for the full year, ...

Air travel, while statistically one of the safest modes of transportation, has seen its fair share of tragic accidents.

For Abra, this would be huge. It already owns the Colombian market and has solidified its position. It also controls all of Central America, save Panama. A big move into Brazil like this would make it ...

European manufacturer Airbus has confirmed that it is to cease operations of its oversized cargo company, Airbus Beluga Transport (AiBT), a year after it obtained its Air Operator Certificate (AOC).

Airbus has pointed to operational issues as the primary reason for its decision to close its specialised A300-600ST Beluga cargo airline, little more than a year after obtaining certification.