Ryanair to take six airlines to European Court of Justice Ryanair has appealed to European Court of Justice, challenging state aid given by their respective countries to SAS,… byValius VenckunasOctober 22, 2020
Ryanair and pilot union BALPA agree to cut wages but save jobs In an unlikely scenario, Ryanair and British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) shook hands and agreed that the company’s… byRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Boeing 737 MAX crisis: Burned bridges (Part III) This article was originally published on AeroTime News on July 31, 2019. If you have missed the second part… byRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Ryanair to order between 150 and 200 737 MAX aircraft? Ryanair is reportedly on the verge of signing a deal with Boeing to purchase up to 200 additional… byRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Ryanair cuts three bases for winter, warns to cut more Irish low-cost airline Ryanair released its revised winter schedule. The airline plans to close three bases for the… byGabriele PetrauskaiteOctober 15, 2020
Ryanair staff threatened by unpaid leave without government aid Ryanair’s pilots and cabin crew are at risk of unpaid leave for the winter period without extended government… byPijus JauniškisSeptember 24, 2020
Wizz Air expands, Ryanair fights back: war in Italy The European low-cost carrier Wizz Air set an unprecedented precedent throughout the aviation industry. When other airlines were… byRytis BeresneviciusSeptember 17, 2020
EA-18 Growler completes maiden flight with Next-Gen Jammer pods The Naval Air System’s Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band (NGJ-MB) initial mission system flight onboard the electronic attack aircraft… byPijus JauniškisAugust 11, 2020
Cost versus confidence: will cheap tickets drive travel demand? Cost versus confidence: will cheap tickets drive travel demand?The aviation industry, like never before, is in limbo. The… byRytis BeresneviciusJuly 29, 2020
Turnaround times: have low-cost carriers lost their advantage? Quick turnaround times were one of the main ways for low-cost carriers to increase their revenue potential, as… byRytis BeresneviciusJuly 21, 2020
From blessing in disguise to another headache: Boeing 737 MAX Throughout the past year or so, no other combination of words dominated the headlines like the Boeing 737… byRytis BeresneviciusJuly 13, 2020
Ryanair: Lufthansa state aid breach European competition rules While many airline groups around Europe have received state aid, no other package got so much attention as… byRytis BeresneviciusJune 26, 2020
Establishing an airline amidst crisis: the good, bad and ugly Within a couple of weeks of the abrupt stop in the aviation industry, there was no secret that… byRytis BeresneviciusJune 20, 2020
Negotiating or just slagging off? Modern art of aircraft deals Throughout the decades, air travel improved in comfort, entertainment, safety, speed. The process of conceiving an aircraft, seemingly… byRytis BeresneviciusJune 19, 2020
Austrian government puts foot down on low-cost tickets The Austrian government will introduce a set of taxes on flight tickets, as it aims to combat aviation’s… byRytis BeresneviciusJune 9, 2020
IndiGo to continue taking deliveries of A320neos despite Q4 loss In what seems to be a gamble on the recovery of the aviation industry, IndiGo, India’s largest airline,… byAeroNewsXJune 3, 2020
European pilots plea for EC to accept Lufthansa state aid deal Several airline pilot unions have requested the European Commission (EC) to accept Lufthansa’s (LHAB) (LHA) state aid deal… byRytis BeresneviciusMay 29, 2020
Boeing 737 MAX production is back up and running again Boeing has announced that the once hailed gamechanger aircraft production is up and running again as of May… byRytis BeresneviciusMay 28, 2020