In the round-up: The ‘architect’ of the Rwandan 1994 genocide dies; the Nigerian government kills its citizens and the Twitter ban is lifted
After 18 months under administration, the loss-making airline has been cleared for takeoff
Mango’s spokesperson would not disclose the low-cost airline’s debt — which led to a brief suspension of flights — but described it as ‘huge’
After being grounded for 20 months, the aircraft is on the road to recovery
Draft agreement document spells out that R1.5-billion will be needed to fund severance packages for 2 400 of the airline’s employees
If record vinyls and iTunes can co-exist in the Technological Age, Wi-Fi will allow ocean liners a slice of the airlines’ global travel monopoly
Two kinds of virus, one biological and the other digital, have spread around the world, changing society and creating social elites
Despite boasting 15% of the world’s population, Africa accounts for just 3% of global air traffic because flights are expensive and often inconvenient
Low-cost airline Fly Africa opens one route in September and looks into more, which may upset Air Zimbabwe’s popular Harare-Bulawayo route.
The carrier’s African plan is poised for take off, but industry experts are not on board.
Chartered flights are becoming more popular as companies save executives’ time.
For just £370, a flight from London to Johannesburg with one short layover in exotic Addis Ababa seemed like a great idea.
The airline says its world-first plan to charge passengers by their weight rather than per seat is the fairest way to fly.
More than 99% of all major global airlines have complied with the first step of Europe’s scheme to charge them for their carbon emissions.
Troubled low-cost airline Velvet Sky stands accused by petrol giant BP of resorting to "desperate cash-raising measures to stave off bankruptcy".
It costs £40 for a flight from London to Malaga. Add a £15 administration fee, £15 for luggage and £5 for paying by debit card.
United States airlines are wrong to think that they can force the European Union to back down on plans to make carriers pay for emitting carbon.
Although open-skies policies on in Africa bode well for the airline industry, ageing fleets and tight margins are significant challenges.
Eye scanners may soon be coming to an airport near you as the airline industry seeks to sharply reduce security check-in time.
Fifty-six pilots working for Indian airlines have failed alcohol tests in the last two years, according to a list issued by the civil aviation ministry.
