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Financial Integration for Small and Private Airlines: Where to Start?
Small airlines and private operators face the same challenges as major carriers: payments to international providers, coordination with airports, cost control, and regulatory compliance.
But they do it with fewer resources, fewer staff, and…

3 Key Benefits of Centralizing Airport Services Billing
Every minute counts, and airport services billing can quickly become a complex process. Airlines, private operators, and cargo companies must coordinate with multiple providers, currencies, and regulations across different countries.
That’s…

KLM Launches the First Airbus A350 Simulator in the Netherlands
KLM has reached a new milestone in its modernization process by introducing the first Airbus A350 flight simulator in the Netherlands. This new training tool marks a key step in preparing for the arrival of this aircraft model to its fleet,…

American Airlines Will Offer Free Wi-Fi Onboard: A Step Towards Global Connectivity
American Airlines will offer free Wi-Fi on more than 2 million flights annually starting January 2026, available to AAdvantage loyalty program members

Boeing Pauses Project X-66: What Does This Decision Mean for Aviation Innovation?
Boeing has decided to pause the development of the innovative X-66 project, a flight demonstrator in collaboration with NASA. This ambitious project, part of the Sustainable Flight Demonstrator program, aimed to test the concept of Transonic…

Busiest Airports in 2025: Atlanta International Airport Leads Global Air Traffic
Ever wonder what one of the busiest airports will be in 2025? Well, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has been recognized by the Official Airline Guide (OAG) as the busiest airport in the world for March 2025, recording…
