Aviation Articles

The aviation industry is constantly evolving to meet new challenges and higher expectations from passengers, and the years ahead will be no different. In recent years mergers and agreements between t

Air Malta was once a virtual monopoly - and being an island in the Mediterranean it was guaranteed passengers. But after years of having little competition, Air Malta has had to contend with a host

A spring offensive and a fresh advertising campaign by Malta's national airline has seen her bounce back to popularity among holiday makers flying to the Mediterranean island for the peak holiday mont

In today's world where both airplanes and luxury ships are consistently boasting, 'bigger and better' it's refreshing to see things that aren't so concentrated on massive commercial growth and imperso

Turn the clock back a couple of decades and, for most, air travel itself used to be a luxury. Instead of hours and hours of travel by the slower modes of transit, air travel meant getting to the desti

If you are going to be walking around Pisa Airport, you are sure to come across a number of facilities. Of course, you may know what most of them are by traveling a lot, but if you have never been to

If you are going to be visiting Tuscany, you will probably be taking a plane into the area. After all, it is much easier to get to this part of the world if you fly. Of course, you need to know a litt

Imagine sipping a cocktail, feasting on a brassiere menu, trying your hands at Sony Playstation or taking a refreshing dip in a spa pool while waiting for a delayed flight! With modern business class lounges, this is not a fantasy anymore.

I am writing this article admiring the stunning view of Australia from Pure Magnetic's No. 1 luxurious accommodation on Magnetic Island. After flying a Cirrus SR20 generation one for 3 years, I had ne

Cheaper flights have enabled millions more families to take a holiday in an overseas destination, and many European coastal resorts have developed to cater for the increase in tourists. The cost of a flight is almost certain to rise in 2008 as governments view the airlines as easy tax targets.