Aviation Sector

ERA Banner is Carried by Welcome Air in Australia

According to a report, the European airlines have been restructured due to the increasing competition and pressure on costs.

This has happened due to a move to a higher-capacity aircraft and absorption of many regional carriers into national carriers.

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Europe being Granted with Airbus A400M after 30 Years of Development

As per reports, the long-awaited Airbus A400M military transport plane will be toasted by the European politicians at a ceremony. But, this may lead to a great setback to their largest-ever collaborative defense project.

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Airline Mistake Ruins Family Trip

A family from Vienna was planning for a long time to visit their friends. They planned a trip to Dublin with their pet dog Lasso, but it got ruined due to an airplane mistake.

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Austrian Airlines’ Online Sales Increase after various hurdles

Austrian Airlines faced many challenges while working on a global online advertising strategy to increase its sales and revenue.

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India taking a Fresh Look at India's Air Traffic Rights with Austria and Switzerland

The Indian government is looking into at India's air traffic lights with Austria and Switzerland. It has been four years for their national carriers being acquired by Lufthansa. The review is aimed to coax the German airline into inducting Air India into a powerful global airline alliance.

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Closure of Heathrow expected

An aviation expert has said that Heathrow must be shut if the government wants to increase Stansted or construct a new estuary airport to create a new hub.

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Irish Airline Ryanair’s Annual Profit Soars 13%

The Irish airline, Ryanair, has announced annual profits registering gain of 13%. But the company said that recession across Europe will negatively affect the growth this year.

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Ryanair fined €370,000 for violating Dutch consumer protection law

The Netherlands Consumer Authority (NCA) has slapped Ryanair with a hefty fine of _370,000 for violating Dutch consumer protection law.

The watchdog said that Dutch travelers paid more than necessary for the tickets they purchased online because the company's website offered airfares included hidden and avoidable charges.

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