Air New Zealand said on Monday it was ending a longstanding ban on staff having visible tattoos after facing criticism that the policy discriminated against Maori employees.

Planet Nine Private Air ("Planet Nine"), the Van Nuys, California based private charter operator and aircraft management company, announced today the arrival of its fifth ultra long-range Dassault Falcon 7X aircraft onto its Part 135 certificate, just in advance of its first anniversary of operations.

Boeing today released its 2019 Global Environment Report, highlighting how the company is building cleaner, more fuel-efficient airplanes and finding innovative ways to recycle and conserve resources.

Scandinavian airline SAS will stop selling duty-free goods on board its flights to save fuel and inch closer to its goal of cutting emissions by at least 25 percent by 2030, it said on Tuesday.

American Airlines Group Inc's top six executives on Tuesday bought 85,000 shares of the company's common stock on the open market for about US$2.4 million, at a time when the share price has significantly underperformed the U.S. transport sector.

Rising costs coupled with intensifying global trade tensions have painted a gloomy picture for the 2019 profit of the aviation industry worldwide, according to a press release issued Sunday by the industry's leading trade body.

Airbus has launched a global campaign celebrating the company's 50 year anniversary, showcasing key moments of pioneering progress throughout the past five decades.

AirAsia Group Bhd., Southeast Asia's largest budget carrier, wants to sell more than cheap flight tickets.

India's domestic carriers have found a temporary respite in their failing financials and capacity shortfall following the grounding of Jet Airways in mid-April. The reduced capacity and high demand in the market has provided an opportunity for domestic carriers to raise fares. The Jet shutdown has also given access to its slots at space-constrained airports, including Mumbai and Delhi.

Turkey's flagship carrier Turkish Airlines (THY) reported a loss of 1.25 billion liras (207.9 million U.S. dollars) in the first quarter of the year.