As the demand for aviation continues to surge...the industry at a crossroads over its sustainability targets. Sustainable aviation fuel is now emerging as a solution to offset emissions caused by frequent fliers. This next report decodes how you can reduce your carbon footprint while embracing the high-flying life. Take a look.

Future of aviation: Sustainable fuel

India and China flights are set to resume direct passenger flights after a four year halt. Watch to know more.

India-China direct flights may resume soon

As a global jet-setter, the world is your oyster, but before booking that next flight, it’s worth checking out the fine print—specifically, the type of aircraft you’ll be flying on. Recent headlines have travelers shifting focus from just fare prices and flight times to the aircraft itself.

Why flyers now eye aircraft type first

Indian air travelers are finding themselves caught in a web of deceptive practices. A survey by local-circles shows, over 60 percent confirm the use of dark patterns like drip pricing, false urgency, and forced actions on airline apps and websites.

Indian flyers tricked by airline tactics

Indian flyers tricked by airline tactics, hidden fees

Microsoft Cloud outage grounds flights and disrupts airlines worldwide

Airfare prices in Europe and Asia are showing signs of cooling down after a period of rapid increase. This next report explores what's driving this shift and how it impacts travellers around the world.

Airfares fall in Europe & Asia

Watch top headlines of the hour: - China's mock missile strikes on Taiwan - Singapore airlines tighten seat belt policy - Musk opposes China tariffs - Putin wants ceasefire on current frontlines

Singapore airlines tighten seat belt policy | Musk opposes China tariffs

A passenger was killed and 30 others were injured after Singapore Airlines flight from London was hit by severe turbulence over the Andaman Sea. Passengers who did not have their seat belts on were thrown around the cabin, many hit their head on the overhead luggage bins. As climate change makes turbulence more common, isn't it time to also change the rules of flying? Should seat belts be made mandatory throughout the flight?

Gravitas: Singapore Airlines Turbulence: Should flight safety rules be changed?

Watch top headlines of the hour: - Kharkiv: 7 killed in Russian strike - Gaza: 26 killed in Israeli air strikes - Russia: Will 'strike' British targets - Macron urges calm in New Caledonia - Singapore airlines: 20 people in ICU

Singapore airlines incident: 20 people in ICU | Kharkiv: 7 killed in Russian strike

A passenger has died, and 30 others have been injured after a Singapore Airlines plane from London was hit by severe turbulence over the Andaman Sea. Some passengers said the plane began shaking and then there was a sudden drop. The plane made an emergency landing in Bangkok.

Gravitas: Singapore Airline plane drops 6,000 feet, 1 dead, 30 injured

Singapore Airlines: Heavy turbulence kills one passenger; flight dropped 6000 feet in just 3 minutes

Singapore Airlines flight encountered severe turbulence. Minutes of turbulence claimed one life. Over 30 passengers are injured. How does this turbulence differ from the usual? How dangerous was it?

Singapore: How minutes of turbulence in aircraft left 1 dead and several injured

US Airlines are taking the fight over hidden fees to the skies. A group of major carriers, including American, Delta, and United, are suing the department of transportation to block a new rule requiring upfront disclosure of all airline fees. Watch in for more details!

US: Airlines sue US transportation department over fee disclosure rule

Australian budget airline Bonza enters voluntary administration, leaves passengers stranded

The skies could be bumpier than expected this summer. A surge in travel demand is colliding with a shortage of new airplanes, creating a potential squeeze for airlines. Our next report breaks down the factors at play and what it could mean for your upcoming summer trip.

Boeing, Airbus production issues ground airlines' growth plans

The aviation industry is gearing up for a challenging summer this year with travel demands being projected to exceed pre-pandemic levels, while aircraft deliveries have dropped sharply due to production issues at Boeing and Airbus. Watch in for more details!

Airlines seek 'wings' as travel demand peaks

U.S. Planemaker Boeing's troubles are far from over. In the latest, credit rating agency Moody's is considering downgrading its ratings. Boeing holds a "baa2" senior unsecured rating and a "prime-2" short-term rating. Watch in for more details!

Moody's considering downgrading Boeing's ratings: Reports |

India's national carrier, Air India, is undergoing a significant transformation with a focus on becoming a major aviation hub. The airline has been taking delivery of a new aircraft every six days for the past six months, and is expected to receive the same over the next 12 months!

Air India CEO envisions multiple international hubs in India

US plane maker Boeing's ongoing production-related troubles are now affecting major airlines at least four major US Airlines- United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta Airlines and Alaska Airlines- say that Boeing's troubles are bleeding into their businesses.

Output slowdown in Boeing hits global aviation industry

Airlines are seeing a strong rebound in travel, as the industry recovers from the covid-19 pandemic..... I-a-g, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia, reported a six-fold increase in net profit to 2.9 billion dollars in 2023. Air France-Klm, another major airline group, also reported positive results in 2023, despite facing challenges at the end of the year. The group achieved record revenue of 32.4 billion dollars and a profit of 1 billion dollars.

Airlines see strong travel demand recovery

American airlines group plans to lay off 656 workers who assist customers with misplaced baggage and other travel-related issues. The responsibilities of these staff are planned to be merged into other teams. The carrier announced on Monday that the move will impact 321 workers in Dallas-fort worth and 335 workers in Phoenix. This represents 8.2% of the roughly 8,000 staff members tasked with handling client complaints.

American airlines to lay off 656 workers

Blown-out door 'plug' in Alaska Airlines was manufactured in Malaysia

Alaska Airlines grounded its Boeing 737-9 planes on Friday after a flight with 177 people onboard made an emergency landing in the US state of Oregon, with passengers reporting a plane window panel blew out after takeoff.

US grounds 171 Boeing planes after Alaska Airlines window blows out mid-air

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