Civil Aviation Archives - Page 8 of 48

Singapore Airlines CEO Meets Tata Group Over Air India’s $2.4 Billion Losses

Rupa Mainali / April 16, 2026

Senior leadership from Singapore Airlines (SQ) held discussions with Tata Group executives at Bombay House in Mumbai (BOM), as Air […]

Diwas Pokhrel / April 16, 2026

Four years ago, an 8-year-old passenger aboard an Alaska Airlines (AS) flight from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Portland

Motiram Itani / April 16, 2026

Etihad Airways (EY) has resumed flights to Israel, marking its return to Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) and restoring one of

Motiram Itani / April 16, 2026

Singapore-based low-cost carrier Scoot Airways (TR) has been named the world’s most emissions-efficient airline in the 2025 EmeraldSky Annual Review

Daniel Hawke / April 16, 2026

AirAsia (AK), headquartered in Malaysia, has grown into one of the most prominent low-cost airlines in Asia, connecting destinations across

Diwas Pokhrel / April 15, 2026

Bombardier has delivered its first Global 8000 business jet to Vista, marking the official entry of the aircraft into commercial

Rupa Mainali / April 15, 2026

A 52-year-old Indian national has been charged in Australia after allegedly sexually assaulting a fellow passenger onboard a Scoot Airways

Shriju Acharya / April 15, 2026

Air India (AI) is abandoning its “business class plus” Safran plan for a bespoke Airbus first class suite—featuring double beds

An Airbus A350-1000 operated by China Airlines (CI) has been grounded at Melbourne Airport (MEL) after its forward left-hand door

A 61-year-old former business executive is pursuing more than £50,000 in compensation from British Airways (BA) after sustaining serious hand