Gabriele Petrauskaite is a journalist at AeroTime. She covers themes related to aviation and aerospace, focusing on commercial and private airlines as well as planes and aircraft. Gabriele's work has been featured in AeroTime.
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Gabriele Petrauskaite's coverage heavily focuses on the travel industry, particularly aviation and aerospace. She seems to be interested in new developments, incidents, and regulatory changes within the global aviation sector. Given her focus on press releases and government announcements, she is likely open to receiving pitches related to significant updates from airlines, aircraft manufacturers, or governmental bodies relevant to the aviation industry.
Pitching stories that involve major airline incidents or accidents along with safety measures taken by airlines could also capture Gabriele's attention. Additionally, topics related to innovative technologies in aerospace or noteworthy milestones achieved by airlines may interest her as well.
It appears that Gabriele does not have a specific geographic focus but has a broad international view of the aviation industry.
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A China Eastern Airlines Airbus A350-900 collided with a passenger boarding bridge in Shanghai, prompting an official investigation.
By: Gabriele Petrauskaite
The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has confirmed that all flight restrictions imposed during the recent regional conflict have been
The UK has introduced emergency measures allowing airlines to cancel or merge flights ahead of a potential jet fuel shortage linked to Middle East instability.
By: Gabriele Petrauskaite
French multinational aerospace, defense, and security corporation Safran has unveiled plans to invest €120 million in the expansion of hemispherical resonator gyroscope (HRG) production.
By: Gabriele Petrauskaite
Ireland is moving to remove Dublin Airport's 32 million annual passenger cap, with the government preparing legislation that could clear the way for further growth at the country's main aviation gateway.
IATA expects global airline profitability to fall sharply in 2026 as higher fuel prices and Middle East disruptions pressure carrier finances.
By: Gabriele Petrauskaite
ITA Airways is considering legal action against American engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney as problems with geared turbofan engines continue to
Three Air India narrowbody aircraft were reportedly damaged at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) after strong winds pushed ground support equipment into parked aircraft.
China has delivered its first domestically developed electric engine for an eVTOL aircraft, marking a step forward for its advanced air mobility sector.
Air Canada and Abra Group have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore a deeper commercial partnership between Canada and Latin America.
