Out go the tailored uniforms, in come astronaut-style anti-Covid-19 flight attendant uniforms.

Airlines are grappling with new challenges associated with in-flight service in the COVID-19 age. AIM Altitude's ARCA galley concept reimagines the approach to onboard catering design and procedures.

Airlines are using blockchain to provide passengers with fast-track access to their accumulated loyalty points, says Paul Sillers

Where next when it comes to helicopter design? When manufacturers from the aeronautical and automotive sectors join forces, you get the best of both whirls. Paul Sillers reports

Global air traffic surged over the past year and is expected to more than double over the next two decades.

As we walk those quiet streets on the way to the grocery store or getting some essential exercise, the silence is still broken by the intermittent distant hum of a jet engine in the skies above. Where are these planes going, who is on them, and why?

En titt in i flygets framtid pekar på två tydliga trender – grönt och elektiskt. Varför? För att enligt Boeings marknadsprognos för 2018-2037 kommer efterfrågan på nya plan öka med drygt 42 700 de närmaste 20 åren.

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The coronavirus pandemic has grounded most of the world's airplanes for the immediate future. But when aviation eventually reboots, pilots will need to be up to speed.

A new retail strategy rejuvenates Emirates' in-flight duty-free offering. By Paul Sillers.

A futuristic fusion of artificial intelligence and video footage is paving the way for smoother aircraft turnarounds at Heathrow’s T5. Paul Sillers reports

Article about a new cinematic genre - airline safety videos. Why are airlines approaching this mandatory piece of public information sharing in a new and creative way?

On August 25th 1919 British Airways’ forerunner company Aircraft Transport and Travel Limited inaugurated the world's first daily international scheduled air service from Hounslow Heath to Paris, carrying a single passenger, a consignment of leather, several brace of grouse and some jars of Devonshire cream. A hundred years on, air travel is no longer the prerogative of the privileged.

At any given time -- pre-coronavirus era -- there were usually as many as 20,000 planes swirling around the planet at altitude.

Greener airplanes, eco-fuels and flying taxis will transform the skyline of the 2020s, fast-tracking the business traveller between home, office and airport. Paul Sillers reports

When airliners have passed their twilight years -- on average, after 26 years of service -- many end up in the tumbleweed-strewn "plane boneyards" of California, Arizona and New Mexico.

Amadeus makes the most of travelers’ away time with digital services that work in the background. by Paul Sillers

There's no shortage of empty airline seats - a consequence of anxieties surrounding the Coronavirus. Hardy passengers still up for flying may be under the impression they're aboard the Mary Celeste, with tales of "ghost flights" traversing the stratosphere.

Birds of prey have unique aerodynamic advantages over their feathered cousins. Could their power and agility inspire new designs for the hybrid airliners of tomorrow? Paul Sillers reports

Takeaway coffee cups and discarded meal packaging could indirectly propel airliners from the mid-2020s onwards as an innovative recycling initiative gets off the ground. Paul Sillers reports