While Concordes operated by British Airways and Air France became the airplane of choice for trans-Atlantic travel – albeit ...

Inside Airbus’ sprawling final assembly line in Toulouse, a new aircraft is quietly taking shape—one that carries not just ...

Air France has introduced the Airbus A350-900 on its Paris–Nairobi route, reinforcing its strategic commitment to increase seat capacity in response to growing demand for both business and leisure ...

Air France has introduced the Airbus A350-900 on its Paris–Nairobi route, growing its seat capacity in response to growing demand for both business and leisure travel. The new aircraft replaces the ...

Lufthansa Airbus A380 “City of Brussels” at Frankfurt-Au-Main. (Credits: Author) Typical of the German carrier, the flight was scheduled to depart on time at 4:20pm. There would be no time to waste if ...

Air France unveiled a new first-class suite, joining rivals Lufthansa and British Airways. They appear to be prioritizing US destinations as transatlantic travel soared post-pandemic. "It's ...

The new Airbus A321XLR can fly further than any other single-aisle plane on the market. It promises to open up new, nonstop, transatlantic routes to cities in Europe and the United States.

Airbus numbers Airbus posted 878 gross orders or a net total of 826 after cancellations, down 61 from a record 2023. By the end of November, Boeing had 370 net orders after cancellations.

The emergence of Air Serbia as a major player in eastern Europe is perhaps one of the most interesting recent developments in the continent’s commercial aviation scene. Back in 2023, AeroTime sat down ...

An Air France passenger is suing the airline for over $100,000, saying he was injured on a flight. Sofiane Licir said he sustained "serious" injuries when his business-class seat broke during takeoff.

An Air France passenger is suing the airline for over $100,000, saying he was injured on a flight. Sofiane Licir said he sustained "serious" injuries when his business-class seat broke during takeoff.