In a significant win for workers’ rights, the Supreme Court has refused Ryanair permission to appeal against a landmark ruling confirming that a pilot who flew exclusively for the airline was a temporary worker rather than a self-employed contractor. The case centred on BALPA member Jason Lutz, who had been [read more]
The United Kingdom has long been at the heart of global aviation, from the pioneering jet age to the rise of world-leading airlines. Yet, beneath the soaring achievements lies a series of tragedies that reshaped the course of aviation safety. These fatal air accidents not only changed engineering and procedures [read more]
If you’re dreaming of your next great escape, Thailand should be high on your list. A country where golden beaches meet lush jungles, and vibrant street markets sit alongside gleaming temples, Thailand offers something for every traveller, from backpackers chasing adventure to those seeking five-star indulgence. Getting There: The Thai [read more]
easyJet has celebrated three decades in the skies in true orange style by recreating its very first flight from London Luton to Glasgow, this time with a crew who, like the airline itself, are all turning 30 this month. Taking off exactly thirty years to the day since easyJet’s maiden [read more]
In a sweeping safety measure, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered the immediate grounding of all McDonnell Douglas MD-11 and MD-11F freighter aircraft, following a fatal cargo-plane crash in Kentucky earlier this month. The emergency directive requires operators to carry out detailed inspections before any further flights are [read more]
For many travellers, the journey truly begins the moment they step onto an aircraft – the thrill of take-off, the hum of engines, the promise of adventure ahead. But for others, the mere thought of flying can spark a wave of anxiety strong enough to keep their feet firmly on [read more]
Australian flag carrier Qantas (QF/QFA) has announced that its Airbus A350-1000ULR (Ultra Long Range) is now on the Final Assembly Line (FAL) at Airbus’ factory in Toulouse, France. The A350ULR is the key to unlocking direct flights between destinations such as London and New York to Sydney under Qantas’ Project [read more]
Türkiye’s flag carrier, Turkish Airlines (TH/THY) has reported a strong third quarter for 2025, achieving record passenger numbers and maintaining its long-term growth trajectory despite ongoing industry challenges. The carrier’s total revenues rose by 4.9% year-on-year to around USD 7 billion in the third quarter, with passenger revenues increasing by [read more]
Figures released by European OEM Airbus show that it delivered 78 airliners last month to 36 customers around the world. As usual, single-aisle airliners made up the bulk of the deliveries with 37 A321neos, 25 A320neos, two A319neos being delivered along with four A220-300s. Customers included Wizz Air, British Airways [read more]
Isles of Scilly based Skybus (IOS) has been awarded the Public Service Obligation (PSO) route between Cornwall Airport Newquay (NQY/EGHQ) and London Gatwick (LGW/EGKK) following the collapse of the previous operator, Eastern Airways. Skybus will commence the flight on the 23rd November 2025 initially with a daily return trip with [read more]
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