Quiz: Defunct European airlines - Part 2
Can you identify these defunct airlines from their livery and tail? Let us know what score you get!
Sound judgement
A critical, but often overlooked part of any pilot’s inventory is their headset. Airliner World caught up with Patrick Schutterop, Business Manager, Bose Aviation EMEA & APAC to learn more about the origin and evolution of the company’s products
Aviation's start-up supremos - Part 2
In the concluding half of a special report, Tom Batchelor highlights some of the new airlines to watch across global markets this year
Ravn Alaska is back in business: here’s how
In November 2020, eight months after entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Ravn Alaska took to the skies again. CEO Rob McKinney spoke to Paul E Eden about the airline’s remarkable recovery and ambitious plans
Aviation’s start-up supremos - Part 1
As even the biggest names in the business continue to struggle, it takes guts to launch a new airline in 2021. In the first of a special two-part report, Tom Batchelor has rounded up some of the boldest new brands from across Europe
8 challenges facing airlines as industry restarts
We highlight eight areas to keep an eye on as commercial aviation readies for a post-pandemic return to the skies
How Italy's Neos adapted to survive the pandemic
Italy’s second-largest airline overhauled its business model to survive the pandemic. Matteo Legnani caught up with Carlo Stradiotti, CEO of Neos, to learn more
The rise and fall of Balkan Bulgarian Airlines
A Soviet Bloc powerhouse with a modest fleet and big ambitions, Balkan appeared to have it sussed. That was until communism collapsed and privatisation prevailed. Alex Mladenov recounts the story of the Bulgarian airline from boom to bust
Quiz: How well do you know your airline identifiers?
This week we're testing how well you know your airline identifiers! Let us know what score you get!
Six more creative ways airlines save money
In the second part of our money-saving series, Key.Aero details a half dozen more clever tricks carriers deploy to cut costs