Middle Eastern airlines, led by Gulf carriers, continue to drive aviation growth with new infrastructure, fleets, and sustainability initiatives across Dubai, Riyadh, and Doha.

AAR Corp. strengthens its MRO leadership with the acquisition of HAECO Americas, expanding its maintenance footprint and securing multi-year contracts worth over $850 million.

Bangkok Airways, a prominent regional airline, is expanding its fleet and operations in the coming years. With new aircraft and strategic partnerships, the airline is poised for significant growth.

The aviation sector’s significant economic role in the Middle East is discussed at a summit in Riyadh, with future growth plans shaping the region’s economic future.

Giorgio Buffa appointed as CEO of Ancona International Airport to lead ambitious growth and innovation in Italy’s logistics and aviation sector.

Nigeria’s aviation industry is poised for a major transformation as Air Peace breaks ground on the largest aircraft maintenance facility in Lagos.

SpiceJet expands fleet with eight new Boeing 737, introduces new routes, and partners with Gulf Air for the peak winter season in 2025.

Air Canada is moving in the same direction as Delta Air Lines, United, American, Hawaiian, Wizz Air, and Air Astana as all these carriers report record revenue growth. These airlines, despite operating in different regions and markets, now share a common path—growth, resilience, and adaptation.

India’s aviation industry is at a crucial juncture as it is poised to be the third largest aviation market by 2030, according to projections. Even though the country represents only 4% of world’s air traffic and holds 18% of the …

Sweden abolishes its aviation tax, a move to boost regional connectivity. The decision reflects a shift in policy but highlights tensions between growth and climate action.