2017:

• Stansted looks beyond Ryanair to add touch of class from Gulf (Arab News – Saudi Arabia 29 December 2017)

• Ryanair : Stansted looks beyond Ryanair to add touch of class from Gulf (4-traders – France 28 December 2017)

• Ryanair in union offer to avoid Christmas strikes (BBC News 15 December 20017)

• Niki setback unlikely to divert Lufthansa’s flight path (Reuters 14 December 2017)

• Airline consolidation creates pressures for Europe’s airports (Reuters 12 December 2017)

• Navigating the European Aviation Market (European Business Magainze 8 December 2017)

• Lufthansa: European Leviathan (Airways Magazine 04 December 2017)

• Article: Lufthansa, IAG y Air France-KLM frenan al ‘low cost’ (Expansión – Spain  01 December 2017)

• ‘People factor’ goes missing as PR dogfights hit airlines (Financial Times 20 November 2017)

• ‘Pay least, board last’ – British Airways unveils its newest policy (The Telegraph 20 November 2017)

• Smooth landing for Dubai Air Show with $114b in deals (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 16 November 2017)

• Airbus to sell 430 planes to Indigo; Boeing gets order for 225 737 MAXs from FlyDubai (The Seattle Times 15 November 2017)

• Aviation consultant: Airbus deal suggests explosive growth in budget airline market (Sky News 15 November 2017) (Video)

• Epic deals in Dubai for Airbus ($49B) and Boeing ($27B) (Herald Business Journal – USA 15 November 2017)

• Airbus’ $49.5b order to stir up competition in single-aisle segment (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 15 November 2017)

• Airbus to sell 430 planes to Phoenix-based Indigo for $49.5B (The Washington Times 15 November 2017)

• Emirates raises passenger pampering to new levels with first class suites (Arab News – Saudi Arabia 12 November 2017)

• Turbulent Times for Gulf Carriers (Aviation Week 11 November 2017)

• EasyJet names former Tui deputy as chief executive (Financial Times 10 November 2017)

• EasyJet flies in former TUI man to pilot airline’s new era (Evening Standard 10 November 2017)

• Boeing-Bombardier spat and geopolitical uncertainties overshadow this year’s Dubai Airshow (CNBC 10 November 2017)

• Emirates eyes more investments, growth as profits soar (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 09 November 2017)

• British Airways to ‘bring back the glory days’ with more free meals, better Wi-Fi and 72 new planes (The Telegraph 07 November 2017)

• British Airways set for multi-billion revamp and investment to take on giants of the air (Daily Express 06 November 2017)

• British Airways unveils new multi-billion investment plan to become ‘airline of choice for everyone’ (Mirror 06 November 2017)

• Etihad to axe Dallas flights from next March (The National – United Arab Emirates 02 November 2017)

• Will the Dubai Airshow 2017 yield orders gold or sales drought? (Aviation Business 01 November 2017)

• Is this the beginning of the end for the first class plane cabin? (The Telegraph 01 November 2017)

• Ryanair buoyant despite cancellations (BBC News 31 October 2017)

• Defiant Ryanair says pilot fiasco has not hit its profit forecast (The Independent 31 October 2017)

• Emirates ditches first class on some flights to London and adds extra departures for Christmas peak (The Independent 28 October 2017)

• Boeing says Bombardier CSeries jets may face hefty duties despite Airbus deal (Reuters 16 October 2017)

• Shake-up in the skies (BBC Radio 4   12 October 2017) (Audio)

• Disruption at Budget Airlines Rattles European Air Travel (The Wall Street Journal 11 October 2017)

• Thousands to be refused refunds as Europe’s 10th biggest airline ceases trading (The Telegraph 10 October 2017)

• Emirates unveils codeshare flights to 29 destinations with FlyDubai (Arab News 03 October 2017)

• Monarch’s bumpy ride ends in failure (Financial Times 02 October 2017)

• British carrier Monarch goes into administration (The National – United Arab Emirates 02 October 2017)

• Monarch: Four reasons behind its failure (BBC News 02 October 2017)

• Brexit, terrorism blamed for collapse of Monarch Airlines (DW – Germany 02 October 2017)

• Etihad Airways hires British defence buyer as new CEO (Reuters 28 September 2017)

• Ryanair suspends 1000 Scottish flights – what are your rights? (The Scotsman 28 September 2017)

• Grounded: Ryanair cancels flights of another 400,000 customers (Reuters 27 September 2017)

• Article: Moving On? (Aviation Week September 18 – October 01, 2017)

• Long-haul low-cost, digitalisation and disruption – designing the future of aviation (Routes Online – UK 14 September 2017)

• EasyJet muscles in on long-haul passengers with new connecting service (Reuters 13 September 2017)

• EasyJet to provide feeder traffic to long-haul carriers (The Irish News  13 September 2017)

• Easyjet kooperiert mit Norwegian Airlines (Handelsblatt – Germany 13 September 2017)

• EasyJet to connect with other airlines’ long-haul flights for first time (The Guardian 13 September 2017)

• Tanie paliwo i dolar napędzają LOT (Cheap fuel and the dollar drive LOT) (Puls Biznesu – Poland 10 September 2017)

• Hub theory: Geography and modern fleets offer ‘perfect combination’ (Pressreader 7 September 2017)

• Alitalia most likely going to pieces in sell-off (Aviation Week  06 September 2017)

• More competition to islands as Flybe teams with Eastern Airways (The Scotsman 01 September 2017)

• Article by John Strickland: The challenges of chage (ERA’s Regional International – September/October 2017)

• CEO in the news: Malaysia Airlines’ CEO keeping turnarond afloat (Nikkei Asian Review – Japan 31 August 2017)

• Qantas replaces Dubai with Singapore on ‘Kangaroo’ service to UK (The National – United Arab Emirates 31 August 2017)

• A380 Hajj service could change the way pilgrims travel (Arab News 29 August 2017)

• Waste from your bin could fuel aeroplanes: Ministers to fund research into using rubbish to power vehicles (Mail Online 28 August 2017)

• European airlines flying towards consolidation (France 24  27 August 2017)

• Qantas wants non-stop London-Sydney flight – ‘it’s not going to be for… (CNBC 25 August 2017) (Video)

• Bjørn Kjos pioneers budget long-haul air travel (EuropeanCEO – UK 24 August 2017)

• Le secteur aérien européen en marche vers une consolidation (FranceSoir 18 August 2017)

• Sale of Air Berlin slots offers rare German entry ticket (Reuters 16 August 2017)

• Would you get on a pilotless plane? (BBC News 08 August 2017)

• Etihad Airways’ investment model unlikely to survive in current form (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates – United Arab Emirates 28 July 2017)

• Article: Strikes, stranded passengers and a summer of chaos. Is our national carrier in free fall? Broken Airways (The Sunday Times Magazine 23 July 2017)

• Etihad submits non-binding offer for Alitalia (The National – United Arab Emirates 22 July 2017)

• The Blockade of Qatar Airways’ Home Base Is Trouble for the World’s No. 1 Airline(Bloomberg 20 July 2017)

• EasyJet seeks high-flyer as challenges mount (Financial Times 19 July 2017)

• Focus: Emirates, flydubai to gain power over rivals with historic tie-up (Arabian Business.com 18 July 2017)

• Emirates and flydubai to deepen ties with code share pact (Reuters 17 July 2017)

• Emirates and FlyDubai are getting together as profits fall (CNN Money 17 July 2017)

• EasyJet applies for post-Brexit base in Austria (ITV News 15 July 2017)

• EasyJet launches plans for post-Brexit base in Austria (Agence France-Presse (AFP) – 14 July 2017)

• Etihad slams American Airlines for ending codeshare deal (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates – United Arab Emirates 13 July 2017)

• Glasgow flights to New York to be grounded this winter (The Scotsman 12 July 2017)

• Joining Gulf Rivals, Qatar Airways Laptop Ban Lifted For U.S.-Bound Flights (Forbes 06 July 2017)

• Gulf airlines swap butlers for bargains (Arab News – Saudi Arabia 06 July 2017)

• Emirates, Turkish Airlines say laptop ban lifted on U.S. flights (Reuters 05 July 2017)

• Qatar eyes American stake (Bloomberg 23 June 2017) (Video)

• American Airlines Bid Puts Qatar Airways’ Chief in New Role: Raider (The Wall Street Journal 23 June 2017)

• Etihad Wants You to Pay For Its Empty Seats (Bloomberg 23 June 2017)

• American Airlines pushes back on Qatar Airways plan to buy stake (Reuters 22 June 2017)

• Regulator bars Emirates from adding new China routes for six months (The National – United Arab Emirates 15 June 2017)

• Powdair: Startup airline to Swiss ski resorts will offer season passes (The Independent 15 June 2017)

• Saudi Arabia says airspace ban on Qatari flights to protect citizens (Reuters 13 June 2017)

• Doha flights by non-Qatar airlines allowed (Sky News – Australia 13 June 2017)

• Closure of airspace hits Qatar’s airline (Pressreader 08 June 2017)

• Qatar Airways bears the brunt of flight ban from Saudi, UAE (The National – United Arab Emirates 07 June 2017)

• Low-cost airlines shake up market for long haul flights (Reuters 07 June 2017)

• Angry passengers prompting airline CEOs to learn to say sorry (Reuters 07 June 2017)

• Qataris banned from flying via UAE as Gulf curbs mount (Reuters 07 June 2017)

• Arab rift deepens woes for Gulf airlines (Reuters 07 June 2017)

• Highlands and Islands air battle launched (The Scotsman 06 June 2017)

• Ryanair looks for opportunities in European peers’ upheaval (Aviation Week Network 06 June 2017)

• Qatar Airways’ business model relies on being a hub carrier: Expert (CNBC 06 June 2017)(Video)

• Qatar Airways faces tough headwinds due to new restrictions (Arab News – Saudi Arabia 06 June 2017)

• Qatar’s Spat With Neighbors Threatens its Vital Air Industry (The Wall Street Journal 05 June 2017)

• Qatar diplomatic crisis: How it affects air travel (Aljazeera 05 June 2017)

• Flagging carrier? BA begins recovery mission after IT meltdown (Financial Times 01 June 2017)

• British Airways chaos blamed on ‘greed’ over IT outsourcing (Sky News 29 May 2017)

• Five questions for BA over IT crash (BBC News 28 May 2017)

• British Airways could face massive bill over global IT meltdown with delays set to continue (The Independent 28 May 2017)

• British Airways could face £100m compensation bill over IT meltdown (The Guardian 28 May 2017)

• BA chaos may have exposed ‘fundamental’ weakness at airline, analyst warns (The Telegraph 28 May 2017)

• British Airways looks to resume flights after lost day in London (The Sydney Morning Herald – Australia 28 May 2017)

• London Chaos Lingers as British Airways Revives Computers (Bloomberg 27 May 2017)

• BA could face huge compensation bill over stranded passengers (The Daily Mail 27 May 2017)

• London to Sydney non-stop flights could be possible by 2020 (The Independent 26 May 2017)

• EU said to be in the dark about laptop risks before U.S. meeting (Bloomberg 16 May 2017)

• RPT-ANALYSIS-New Etihad boss to rethink strategy after Alitalia dream fails (Reuters 12 May 2017)

• Emirates profit falls for first time in five years (Reuters 11 May 2017)

• Emirates airline’s profits plunge after ‘destabilising events’ (Financial Times 11 May 2017)

• Emirates airline profits down 83 percent in past year (Mail.com – USA 11 May 2017)

• Emirates group full year profit falls 70 per cent as airline grapples with higher costs and reduced fares (The National – United Arab Emirates 11 May 2017)

• Bankrupt Again, This Time Alitalia Will Struggle to Find Rescuer (Bloomberg 03 May 2017)

• Article: Barclays Travel Forum 2017 (Barclays May 2017)

• Emirates made the right move, will help save costs (The Gulf News – United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates 20 April 2017)

• Scots fliers have enjoyed 13% air fares cut in the last year (The Scotsman 19 April 2017)

• How big a problem is overbooking on airlines? (Financial Times 11 April 2017)

• Here’s the reason United Airlines can kick you off your flight (CNBC 11 April 2017)

• Flyer beware: why the customer isn’t always right at 40,000ft (The Guardian 11 April 2017)

• Gulf airlines set to see ‘much more challenging’ 2017 (Arabian Business.com 10 April 2017)

• Europe regulator says airlines’ tech ban may compromise safety (Reuters 06 April 2017)

• Trump’s laptop ban could lead to ‘runaway fires’ in baggage hold: Expert (CNBC 23 March 2017)

• UK flight ban on electronic devices announced (BBC News 22 March 2017)

• Which devices will be affected by UK Government’s electronics ban? (Sky News 22 March 2017)

• Now Britain BANS laptops on flights arriving from six countries including Turkey amid mounting fears over new terror tactics (Daily Mail 21 March 2017)

• Britain to follow us with ban on electronics devices on flights from Muslim countries in Middle East (The Independent 21 March 2017)

• Laptop ban to affect passengers on flights to Scotland (The Scotsman 21 March 2017)

• Turbulence ahead for region’s airlines (The National – United Arab Emirates 16 March 2017)

• Lufthansa agrees deal with pilots on pay and pensions (Reuters 15 March 2017)

• Norwegian’s low-cost long-haul transatlantic fares take off quickly (The Guardian 25 February 2017)

• Europe’s Legacy And LCC Airlines Testing Expanded Roles (Aviation Week Network – USA 14 February 2017)

• Lufthansa ‘remains an opponent’ to state subsidies (The National – United Arab Emirates 02 February 2017)

• Why Norwegian Air’s Argentinian Move Makes Sense (Skift 01 February 2017)

• After Travel Ban, Airlines Scramble To Reroute Crew Members (NPR – USA 01 February 2017)

• Indian aviation hits turbulent skies (Gulf News – United Arab Emirates 31 January 2017)

• Emirates changes pilot, crew rosters on US flights after Trump order (Reuters 29 January 2017)

• Etihad Airways boss who led acquisition strategy on way out (Associated Press – 24 January 2017)

• Airlines likely to have a turbulent year (The National – United Arab Emirates 17 January 2017)

• La era del viajero enlatado (El Pais – Spain 15 January 2017)

• Etihad, il low cost, Malpensa Tutti i nodi da sciogliere di Alitalia (Corriere Della Sera – Italy 08 January 2017)

• Does the Airbus A380 have a future? (BBC News 02 January 2017)

• Higher Oil, Weaker Pound Weigh on European Airlines (Bloomberg 09 January 2017) (Video)

• Is Emirates Airline Running Out of Sky? (Bloomberg 05 January 2017)

• UK demand uncertain over GBP weakness: JLS Consulting (CNBC 04 January 2017) (Video)

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