IBA, an aviation data and advisory consultancy, has outlined a divergence in value trends between narrowbody and widebody aircraft, driven by a surge in domestic travel in certain markets, but tempered with continuing low levels of international travel globally

The aviation industry proved its agility and ability to bounce back from the crisis, and this also applies to the interiors sector – though this time it is not just about high quality and top-notch tech, but also about how cabin work can be done with cost savings in mind

New analysis has found revealed that the number of pre-owned private jets for sale is at a historical low. This low inventory, plus a drop in the number of new private jets being delivered, means that despite a difficult market for commercial aviation and travel in general, the private jet sector has been experiencing high levels of demand

easyJet welcomes the ambition of the EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ package and sets out how effective aviation tax reform would support this

The roll-out of Covid-19 vaccines has been a true success story for the UK, and being able to travel was a big driver for many to decide to get vaccinated. The overwhelming majority of people see no justification for the fully vaccinated having to do tests when they travel to approved countries

In the first half of 2021, Doha overtook Dubai to become the busiest hub airport in the Middle East – and for reasons beyond the pandemic

Aviation – the only UK industry to remain in lockdown – needs sector-specific support, says BALPA, as it urges The Chancellor of the Exchequer to intervene

Avolon has six ‘Fearless Forecasts’ for 2021, including an expected growth in aircraft leasing in order to finance airline fleet renewals

Many travellers are concerned about the risks of becoming infected with SARS-CoV-2 during flight. Kimmo Ketola, Finnair’s medical director, shares his views on inflight safety