Eyes on the skies: CAE trains Canada’s air traffic controllers of tomorrow
With air traffic continuing to soar in the post-pandemic era, airlines worldwide have embarked on recruiting the thousands…
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Avincis: the largest helicopter operator you’ve never heard of
In most of southern Europe, large forest fires have become a fixture of the summer season. Whether witnessed…
Avia Solutions Group appoints Certares’ Tom Klein as Executive Vice-Chairman of the Board
Irish-based Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, has appointed Tom Klein…
Three killed in helicopter crash after striking power lines in Spain
Three people have lost their lives as a helicopter collided with high-voltage power lines in the Monte Picayo area…
US DOT fines Air Canada $250,000 for flying over Iraqi airspace
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a $250,000 fine to Air Canada for operating flights…
Air services development: how tourism boards can support air connectivity
In the first of six articles that will help destinations and airports gain a better understanding of how…
Interline and codeshare: confusing for passengers, money makers for airlines
AeroTime is excited to welcome Koen Karsbergen as our columnist. Co-founder and Principal of Air52 Aviation Consultants, Karsbergen…
Air India cabin crew assaulted in London Heathrow hotel
Air India has expressed deep concern and anguish following an “unlawful incident of intrusion” and an attack on…
CommuteAir doubles down on sustainability and safety with TrustFlight technology
TrustFlight, a technology innovator focused on safety and digitization of the aviation industry, has announced that Ohio-based CommuteAir…
US DOT reports record air travel complaints in 2023
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) released data on consumer submissions regarding air travel for the entire calendar…
Avion Express Brasil appoints CEO, pursues AOC certification
Avion Express Brasil, a fully owned subsidiary company of the Avia Solutions Group, has appointed Esteban Jauregui Lorda…
Rosaviatsia stops publishing Russian airlines fleet data
The Russian Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsia) has ceased publishing data on the number of aircraft in the…
Ex-CBP officer admits to stealing $19,000 from passengers at Florida airport
A former Customs Border Protection (CBP) officer has pleaded guilty to stealing cash from arriving international airline passengers…
FAA to amend chartered flight operations to enhance safety, flexibility options
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced it intends to make two specific changes to the way chartered…
How will a master’s degree in Aviation Management advance your career?
Has AI taken over aviation yet? How does the COVID-19 pandemic continue to impact flights? How does a…
Airbus study using 100% SAF A350 throws up intriguing results on contrails
The world’s first in-flight study into commercial aircraft using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has thrown up some…
The Airline Pilot Club: transforming how airlines find the pilots of tomorrow
Airlines are currently grappling with significant challenges in recruiting and retaining enough pilots to meet growing passenger demand.…
Turkish Airlines Flight Academy acquires two ALSIM AL172 simulators
Turkish Airlines Flight Academy (TAFA) has purchased two AL172 simulators from French-based . The ALSIM AL172, certified as…