Following three tricky years, ATR’s board is confident the regional aircraft manufacturer is set for growth in 2023, with a ‘solid’ backlog, an in-service fleet close to pre-Covid numbers, and plans to ramp-up production
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Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, CEO of ATR, presents the company’s 2022 results and its prospects for 2023. There have been some difficult operating conditions, but she is confident
Many people attend World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) to find out about the trends, products and technologies that will drive the evolution of the onboard industry, with the conference part of the event always being a draw. The show organiser has now announced details of the sessions planned for this year’s Passenger Experience Conference (PEC)
The Hong Kong-based airline has published its 2022 Sustainable Development Report, which outlines its determination to cooperate and innovate with partners to lead change
European charter carrier, Heston Airlines, has signed a three-year contract for J&C Aero to provide CAMO support, including cabin refurbishment services, for 30 Airbus aircraft
Muirhead has unveiled its latest trends collection for aviation leather, developed by its in-house design team based on industry insights from market intelligence agencies, and drawing inspiration from cross-industry material and fashion developments. The ‘ReWILDing’ concept highlights the importance of sustainability, technology and biophilic design principles
More than half a million customers who require special assistance fly with BA each year. To make the experience easier for passengers with autism, the airline has created the Visual Guide to Flying, which uses simple icons and text to describe the sights, sounds and smells passengers can expect
Step inside Thompson Aero Seating’s production site in Portadown to see how its cutting-edge business-class airline seating is manufactured
Another week, another airline startup, but this one with an unusual name: Really Cool Airlines. At this launch event, Patee Sarasin, the previous boss of Nok Air, introduced guests to the new Thai full-service carrier, which hopes to begin operations this year
It seems like only yesterday that the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was launched, so it may come as a surprise then that two B787-8s are about to be retired and disassembled. The aircraft will provide used serviceable material (USM) for operators and maintenance facilities looking to reduce maintenance costs