The World of Aviation

Three Irish academics say their research suggests that business class travel will bounce back when the pandemic is finally over.

The final competition of DARPA’s AlphaDogfight Trials will see teams and audience members watch online as AI algorithms control simulated F-16s in aerial combat.

American Airlines is reportedly considering cutting flights to up to thirty US cities once “strings-attached” federal funding expires.

In a joint statement, the UAE and Israel announced that tourism and “direct flights” will form a core part of new bilateral agreements.

In the latest development of the ongoing Pakistani pilot scandal, an internal audit from within Pakistan International Airlines has found the airline’s pilots to be overpaid and underworked, in light of exceptionally low productivity, and exorbitant overspending on luxurious hotels. The report, compiled in collaboration with PIA and the Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority, stated that

Analysts suggest that the recovery time for some of the international aviation community’s biggest players, namely Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airways, will “inevitably” be prolonged compared with the rest of the industry, due to having no domestic market to fall back on. Joanna Lu, head of consultancy for the Asia region at aviation data