An Airbus A350-1000XWB touches down at Farnborough (Image: Max Thrust Digital)
Engineering and leasing news

Airbus reports Q1 revenue of $13.5 billion

European OEM Airbus has produced its Quarter 1 (Q1) results with the airframer reporting revenues of $13.5 billion (EBIT adjusted $0.6 billion). The strong revenues means that Airbus guidance for 2025 will remain unchanged. During Q1 Airbus delivered 136 aircraft to airlines across the globe with the single-aisle A320neo family [read more]

Start Your Engines! Aer Lingus Racing to Indianapolis, with direct flights from Dublin to Indianapolis taking off in May 2025.
Airline news

Aer Lingus flights to Indianapolis take-off

Aer Lingus (EI/EIN) has launched its latest transatlantic flight from Dublin Airport (DUB/EIDW) which is to Indianapolis, Indiana. The new route is Europe’s only direct flight to the state capital of Indiana and with easy connections from across the UK and the ability to clear US immigration in Dublin it [read more]

Hungarian Parliament Building
Destinations

Step Back In Time: 6 Of Budapest’s Most Fascinating Historic Spots To Visit

Thanks to a winning combination of affordability, culture, favourable weather and historical appeal, the Hungarian capital, Budapest, is fast becoming a favourite among British tourists.  If you’re planning a Budapest city break, then several key attractions might strike you as worthwhile. Let’s run through six of the best. Buda Castle: The [read more]

RAF Protector RG Mk1 (Image: Crown Copyright)
Military aviation news

UK grants MTC for RAF Protector RG Mk 1 UAV

The UK’s military aviation authority has granted a Military Type Certificate (MTC) for the Royal Air Force Protector RG Mk1 unarmed aerial vehicle after a rigorous assessment process to prove its airworthiness and operational effectiveness. Also know as the MQ-9B, the RAF Protector Mk1 can now operate without geographic restrictions [read more]

Airbus A330neo (Image: UK Aviation Media)
Engineering and leasing news

IAG orders 53 long-haul airliners from Airbus and Boeing, and discloses previous order

International Airlines Group (IAG), which owns British Airways (BA/BAW), Aer Lingus (EI/EIN), Iberia, Level and Vueling, has placed orders for 53 long-haul airlines split between Airbus and Boeing. The group also disclosed a previous order with Airbus for 12 long-haul aircraft. Airbus order consists of 21 A330-900neo aircraft, adding to [read more]