Ryanair is preparing for a big summer at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The airline welcomed its 35 million passengers through the Speke- based airport on Thursday. This came as it celebrates 35 years in the city, having first flown from Dublin to Liverpool in 1988.

The intention of Europeans to travel remains strong and more than half of them have already booked their next trip, while 59 per cent of them plan to make two or more trips by the end of September.

Spain expects to receive more tourists in the summer of 2023 than before the COVID-19 pandemic, after international tourist arrivals for April were 1.2% higher than in the same month in 2019.

International Air Transport Association (IATA), representing some 300 major airlines, is preparing to discuss the warming effect of contrails for the first time at its annual meeting in Istanbul next week.

Boeing Co is working on a deal to sell at least 150 737 Max jetliners to Saudi Arabian startup Riyadh Air.

Qatar Airways Privilege Club announces the introduction of a new feature, Card Linked Offers, which will integrate Avios in members’ lifestyles. Visa or Mastercard credit cardholders – including cards registered in Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay – can now be linked to their Privilege Club accounts.

Sunshine Coast budget airlines Bonza eyes expansion, rules out cutting struggling routes

Airlines are high up the pyramid of capitalism they no longer compete on price and appeared first on CityAM. Ryanair posted record profits this week.

American Airlines and JetBlue must abandon their partnership in the northeast United States. The judge undergoes the commitment to protect consumer interests and promote fair competition within the aviation sector.

Easy Jet today announces it will be expanding its UK network by opening a new base in Birmingham.