Graham Dunn

Kenya Airways posted its first interim net profit in over a decade during the first six months of the year, as revenues increased by more than one-fifth.

The rock-and-roll spirit of the ’60s and ’70s reverberates through the fall collections

STAFF REPORT Following a “legend.” The term is thrown around way too much but since anyone can define who the “greatest” is, and thanks to social media and the time we live in where “GOAT” is used for anything but the four-legged animal, it’s understandable to think everybody has an idea of who r

Privatisation target TAP Air Portugal boosted its recurring operating profit in the second quarter, although its net performance was dragged down by the currency challenges in its key Brazilian market.

Under-pressure Indian low-cost carrier Spicejet is to furlough 150 cabin crew staff during the off-peak travel season as it continues to battle financial challenges.

China Southern Airlines continues to lead the way among the country's leading three operators after more than trebling its operating profit at the

UK carrier Virgin Atlantic is launch its first flights to Saudi Arabia next summer by beginning services to Riyadh, while also serving Accra in Ghana for the first time in over a decade.

The Dutch government has put forward revised proposals to lower noise pollution at Amsterdam's Schiphol hub which would likely reduce the overall cuts in flights required at the airport.

By TIM GAYLE Montgomery County Circuit Judge J.R. Gaines issued a temporary restraining order late last week against the Alabama High School Athletic Association, preventing the organization from enforcing its transfer rule. And local attorney Michael Kidd, who filed the complaint that