Ian Molyneaux is a journalist at Aviation News. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as commercial and private airlines, planes and aircraft, as well as drones. Ian's work has been featured in MyLondon, Daily Star (UK), and AeroTime.
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Ian Molyneaux's coverage heavily focuses on aviation, airlines, aircraft, air disasters, and safety. His articles predominantly feature press releases and private sector announcements related to the transportation & logistics industry.
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Swiss leisure airline Edelweiss Air has appointed a new CEO as current leader Bernd Bauer prepares to step down after leading the carrier for 12 years.
Seasoned aviation heavyweight Willie Walsh has begun his first day as the new CEO at IndiGo, almost six years after he led British Airways and Iberia owner International Airlines Group (IAG).
By: Ian Molyneaux
A dramatic deadline day finale looms after easyJet extended the date at which potential owner Castlelake can make an improved offer to takeover the low-cost carrier.
By: Ian Molyneaux
WestJet and the union representing cabin crew staff have reached a tentative agreement bringing the current strike action to an end.
By: Ian Molyneaux
Embraer's Eve Air Mobility activated the company's electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft pusher propulsion system in its first partial transition flight.
Just over 13 years ago, Boeing and Southwest Airlines came together to launch the 737 MAX 7, the third and smallest member of the 737 MAX family.
By: Ian Molyneaux
Lufthansa Group paid over three-quarters of a billion dollars extra for fuel during the second quarter in 2026, severely hampering its profits compared to last year.
By: Ian Molyneaux
London-Gatwick Airport (LGW) will press ahead with its plans to deliver a second runway after an appeal against the move was rejected by British judges.
By: Ian Molyneaux
Gatwick to press ahead with second runway after judges rule against appeal
By: Ian Molyneaux
A Boeing 747-400BCF that previously flew for Saudia and EVA Air has joined Network Airline Management, becoming the company's fifth ‘Queen Of The Skies' freighter.
