Ian Molyneaux is a journalist with a focus on aviation news. He has worked for publications such as AviationNews, AeroTime, and MyLondon, covering a range of topics including airline deals, aircraft retirements, and industry developments. With his experience and expertise in the field, Ian provides insightful and up-to-date reporting on the world of aviation.
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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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The former JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes has been selected by Airbus to lead the aerospace company in North America.
UN experts have warned airlines and aviation regulators that they risk breaching human rights laws by aiding the removal of asylum seekers in the UK to Rwanda.
Harbour Air has signed a Letter of Intent with magniX to buy 50 magni650 electric engines as the carrier pursues ambition to electrify its entire fleet.
Thai Airways has officially bid a fond farewell to the Boeing 747 Queen of the Skies at a special retirement ceremony inside a hangar in Thailand.
As Boeing posts financial losses of $535 million, CEO Dave Calhoun has told staff that the focus remains on strengthening safety and quality.
By: Ian Molyneaux
Bombardier has unveiled a new brand identity and logo signaling a new beginning for the aviation giant, while celebrating its “deeply rooted heritage”.
For the first time since 2020, Etihad Airways passengers will be able fly between Abu Dhabi and Paris aboard the carrier’s Airbus A380.
By: Ian Molyneaux
London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) has posted its busiest start to the year on record with 18.5 million passengers traveling through the aviation hub between January and March 2024.
India’s biggest budget airline, IndiGo, has announced an order for 30 Airbus A350-900 jets with an option to purchase a further 70 of the aircraft.
By: Ian Molyneaux
Brussels Airlines has unveiled a new Tomorrowland-inspired livery adorned across an Airbus A320neo that arrived fresh from the planemaker's Toulouse facility in December 2024.
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