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Turns out the school-bus spirit never left – it just flies Swiss
Were school buses ever part of your academic routine? Were you packed off to the end of the driveway with your lunch, books, overstuffed pencil case and sports gear in your backpack to be…
Beyond business class
Three Lufthansa alumni have launched Beond, a new Dubai-based airline rethinking high-end travel. With ultra-long haul routes and Ferrari-designed seats, they are already off to a flying start.
Defence Briefing
Vietnam’s surprising purchases from the US, and France’s defence exports have a moment.
Defence
Airbus gets a much-needed military order while Canada’s navy searches for more seamen (and women).
From Toulouse to French Guiana, France’s aerospace industry still sets the pace
France’s aerospace industry is in rude health – so how do airlines and manufacturers on the ground keep hitting the heights?
Rising above it
Despite uncertain times for the aerospace industry, Airbus’s outgoing CEO Tom Enders is still smiling.
High flyer
Emirates president Sir Tim Clark piloted the airline from humble beginnings to become the world’s fourth-largest carrier. He insists he’s won by being optimistic – and keeping the wine on tap.
Defence
Germany mulls a non-citizen army, Ukraine’s military upgrade and the UK’s high-flying eyes.
Air mettle
In the commercial battle for our skies, Airbus has planted its European standard firmly in Boeing's US soil. But with new players entering the game, the old duopoly faces more crowded skies.
Awaiting take-off
As Boeing's 757 fleet nears retirement, speculation mounts about its replacement. Airframers have a strategy to fill the single-aisle jet's market spot. Here’s our take on the contenders.
