News from May 2025
Taiwanese airline STARLUX is considering launching a nonstop flight service connecting Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport with Taipei’s Taoyuan Airport.
Lufthansa's Airbus A380 aircraft are set to return to San Francisco for the first time since March 2020.
Vienna International Airport has announced that it achieved a new record in passenger numbers in 2024, serving over 31.7 million passengers.
A luxury Boeing 747-8, previously owned by the Qatari Royal family, has been officially gifted to the United States.
Aer Lingus, Iberia, and Wizz Air UK have integrated the Airbus A321XLR into their fleets.
Ryanair has requested some of its Spanish cabin crew to repay salary increases received since October 2024.
Norse Atlantic Airways has reported significant financial growth, driven by a new business model that combines scheduled flights with wet lease operations.
In recent weeks, North American airlines have expanded their routes to Italian cities beyond the traditional hubs of Rome and Milan.
A luxury Boeing 747-8 previously owned by the Qatari Royal family has been officially transferred to the United States.
In recent developments, Austin–Bergstrom International Airport has experienced significant delays due to air traffic control (ATC) staffing issues.
Lufthansa has announced the reopening of its first class lounge at Munich Airport.
American Airlines is set to enhance its buy-on-board menu for economy class passengers, introducing a range of new snacks and beverages starting next month.
A Navy technician has been charged with making a false bomb threat on a Hawaiian Airlines flight.
Air Saint-Pierre, a small airline based in the French territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, continues to operate its unique transatlantic route using a Boeing 737-700 wet-leased from ASL Airlines.
A United Airlines passenger has initiated legal action against the airline following an incident involving a suitcase falling from an overhead bin during a flight in 2023.
Frontier Airlines has opted to forgo the use of jetbridges at its primary base, Denver International Airport.
Air New Zealand operates a significant portion of its domestic routes using ATR 72-600 and De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 turboprops.
Thousands of Lidl workers in Italy are preparing to strike on May 24, as reported by UNI Global Union and its affiliates in the commerce sector.
Teleperformance employees in Ireland, who work remotely, have gained the right to union recognition and collective bargaining.
Belo Horizonte, Brazil – A prolonged labor dispute concluded successfully as workers represented by the Healthcare Workers Union of Belo Horizonte and Region (SINDEESS), affiliated with UNI Global Union, secured an agreement with Hapvida, Brazil's...