Study shows Middle Eastern private jet owners are younger
The typical private jet owner in the Middle East is male, nearly five years younger
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Aviation safety vs commercial profits
The push to make airlines more competitive and affordable for travelers could also mean that
Video: Painting ANA's Dreamliner with Star Wars livery
When ANA, Japan’s largest airline, announced that the airline will decorated their planes with Star
Passenger screening transitioning into an invisible process
Airports seek more automation and quicker screening processes to enhance traveler experience, finds Frost &
Volcanic Ash – Getting a Clearer Picture
In response to the Icelandic volcanic eruption in 2010 which caused widespread flight disruption to
One-on-one with Peter Cerda, Regional Vice President IATA
Peter Cerdá is the Regional Vice President in the Americas for IATA, the trade association
Interview with pioneer aviator Beverley Drake
Guyanese pioneer aviator, Beverley Drake, agreed to an interview with GuyanaAviation.com following her recent promotion
Are more people getting drunk and disorderly on planes?
This week saw a drunk passenger attack cabin crew with her prosthetic leg and even Kate Moss boarding her flight looking worse for wear. With drunken in-flight incidents on the rise, one airline has taken action
Time to re-examine local pilot upgrade systems – veteran pilot
“The frequency of aircraft accidents/incidents in the [Guyana] domestic aviation sector has been most alarming,