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NTSB and FAA are assisting Canada in investigating a Delta Air Lines crash in Toronto, emphasizing international cooperation for aviation safety.

Delta Air Lines addresses the crash landing incident at Toronto Pearson Airport, ensuring transparency and cooperation in the investigation process.

Exclusive: Firms outnumber green groups at environmental talks, with related events sponsored by fossil fuel companies

‘The trip will be a leisurely experience,’ says Rob Burgess of Head for Points

Swiss aviation pioneer Bertrand Piccard is developing a plane powered by liquid hydrogen after a much-hyped flight in 2015 that used sunlight to travel around the world

Finnair has had to adapt to several challenges in the last five years, including the pandemic and then the war in Ukraine which closed Russian airspace—so how does its new CEO see the future of Finnair?

Some long-haul flights connecting Europe and Asia are emitting 40% more CO₂ since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, my new study shows. The spike is largely due to airspace closures above conflict zones which are forcing airlines to seek alternative routes, significantly increasing flight times. Longer flights…

Air traffic is booming in India, even though only a tiny fraction of its people fly each year, and manufacturers are seeking lucrative deals at the flagship Aero India exhibition from Monday.

Airbus acknowledged on Friday that progress on developing an aeroplane operating on hydrogen was slower than expected, but said it was not reviewing its approach to decarbonising aviation.

Many new configurations have larger “premium” business class seats, which can be bought for around $300 or sometimes even chosen for free. Find out which airlines have these special seats and how to bag them.

Passenger videos show smoke and flames shooting out one of the wings