Aviation

Air Europa is taking firm steps towards sustainability and is conducting specific actions to reduce its environmental impact, increase efficiency and strike a greater social balance.

Starting from June to September, Gulf Air is including the new Bahrain-Rhodes route in its schedule, while also resuming flights to Mykonos.

The European Commission approved, under the EU Merger Regulation, the acquisition of Asiana by Korean Air, subject to conditions.

AEGEAN has temporarily added additional flights between Athens and the Greek island of Kythira, due to recent operational difficulties of the shore connection.

Sabre Corporation is one of the technical suppliers to power Riyadh Air towards its maiden flight in 2025.

KLM is now wasting less food on board aircraft thanks to artificial intelligence (AI).

Greece expects the EU – Armenia aviation agreement to create new opportunities for the promotion of Greece’s tourism product.

Cyprus Airway has transitioned to a fully paperless cockpit, marking an achievement for the airline in its commitment to enhance efficiency and sustainability.

Finnair is weighing volunteering customers and their carry-on baggage at the departure gate of Helsinki Airport to collect data for flight balance calculations.

Flight disruption remains 300% above historical norms as the aviation industry is up against a skills shortage and the rapid return of demand for air travel.