Sydney Airport lifts dividend guidance
Sydney Airport said it has 'increased confidence' in its business outlook as it raised its full-year dividend guidance.
Air Berlin files for insolvency as Etihad pulls out
Air Berlin, Germany's second-largest airline, filed for bankruptcy protection after Etihad Airways withdrew funding after years of losses.
This Boeing 777 is tailored for the world's richest
The wealthy are well looked after in first class. But for the ultrawealthy, there's a whole other level available.
CommBank secures pay day with Air Lease sale
Commonwealth Bank of Australia shareholders may seek some solace from the group's savvy play in the aircraft leasing sector.
Virgin Australia posts $3.7m loss
Virgin Australia expects first quarter conditions to improve after posting its fifth consecutive annual loss as it rebuilds its balance sheet.
Elon Musk is returning to Adelaide - with a bigger goal
Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk will update his plans for a mission to Mars at a space congress in Adelaide next month.
Pilotless planes could save airline industry $44b
Billions would be saved making aircraft safer by having them controlled by computers which are less likely to make errors.
Patience pays off for Webjet boss
Webjet CEO John Guscic expects the online travel giant's business-to-business operations to more than double in the next two years.
Travel bug fuels Webjet, Flight Centre shopping spree
Online booking group Webjet's dispute with its auditors is not holding back chief executive John Guscic's global expansion plans as he nails down a deal to buy UK hotel and tour booking group JacTravel.
Air Force One's new planes could be Russian rejects
President Donald Trump's administration may be poised to strike a peculiar deal for the next Air Force One planes.
Photo ID essential at airports: experts
Aviation security remains lax despite the enhanced screening introduced in the wake of a foiled terror plot, a former head of security at Sydney Airport says
US ends controversial laptop ban
The move came after officials visited airports in the Middle East and North Africa to confirm new security measures announced last month were being implemented.
Elon Musk says first SpaceX passengers must be 'brave'
SpaceX's CEO has discussed the prospects for human space travel, saying the Falcon Heavy rocket launch will "be exciting".
US ends laptop ban on Middle Eastern airlines
Airlines have until July 19 to put in place increased explosive trace detection screening and other security measures.
Flight attendant pours Champagne back into bottle
A flight attendant has been filmed pouring what appear to be the dregs of a Champagne flute back into a bottle.
Asia the new battleground in airfare wars
The last thing Qantas or Virgin need is a repeat of the crippling domestic capacity war that wiped billions off their bottom lines.
Delta flight crew battles man with wine bottles
Delta attendants on a flight to Beijing smashed wine bottles on the head of a man who lunged to open an exit door midair.
Australia braces for new tourism boom
A flurry of new airlines routs in out of Australia will open the tourist sector up. But can our infrastructure keep up?
Branson's sub-orbital plan for Oz air travel
Inside Richard Branson's plans for supersonic flight technology, which may make it possible to fly to London and New York in several hours.
Brisbane Airport's new runway takes off
Brisbane will cater for more flights than Sydney or Melbourne when a third runway is completed in 2020.
Virgin and Hong Kong Airlines launch code-share deal
Virgin Australia has launched a code-sharing deal with Hong Kong Airlines which will give passengers reciprocal frequent flyer points, lounge access and other benefits.
Virgin Australia's China expansion plan
Virgin Australia is negotiating access to take-off and landing slots in up to six major Chinese cities as it makes a big push in to Asia.
Branson lashes out at Qantas over domestic capacity war
Richard Branson hits Qantas for 'pouring hundreds of millions of dollars' into a domestic capacity war with Virgin Australia and asking for government help.
'Brexit is the worst thing'
Richard Branson talks with The Australian Financial Review about Brexit, aviation and Virgin Dating.
Wrecker's yard beckons for Airbus A380
Airbus's A380 superjumbo faces the ignominy of being broken up for spare parts if second-hand operators for the oldest jets can't be found in coming months.
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