Airways

3 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Muhammad Adil

‍DELHI — Flag carriers airBaltic (BT) and Air India (AI) have entered into a cooperation agreement through the signing of a Special Prorate Agreement. Most likely, a codeshare or interline partnership that enables both airlines to offer connecting tickets. The agreement aims to improve travel between Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and India. Benefits for PassengersPassengers will have a single ticket and perform a single baggage check-in.

5 days ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

DELHI — The flagship carriers of Iceland and India have agreed to a new codeshare agreement. Air India (AI) and Icelandair (FI) today announced a new codeshare partnership that will significantly boost connectivity between the two countries. The airlines say the agreement will also offer seamless travel options across 15 routes in India and Europe.

5 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Roberto Leiro

‍DELHI – The IATA's 2025 outlook for the global airline industry forecasts record numbers, with nearly 5 billion passengers over 40 million flights, and a global revenue forecast exceeding US$1 trillion for the first time. The numbers look impressive, but if we scratch the surface, we’ll find an industry walking a tightrope between profitability, safety, and sustainability. Profit—But Just BarelyFor most industries, a projected US$36 billion profit sounds like a windfall.

6 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Roberto Leiro

‍DELHI – In a step toward decarbonizing the skies, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced on the first day of its Annual General Meeting (AGM) that the global production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is expected to reach two million tonnes in 2025. While this marks a doubling of 2024’s output, it still represents just 0.7% of total airline fuel consumption—a sobering reminder of the long road ahead.

6 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Roberto Leiro

‍DELHI – During the first day of the 81ST IATA Annual General Meeting in New Delhi, IndiGo (6E) unveiled its global vision, exercising 30 Airbus A350 options into firm and plans to expand its network to over 50 international cities. Peter Elbers, CEO, IndiGo, emphasized the carrier’s evolution from a domestic low-cost carrier to a global powerhouse, backed by strategic partnerships, infrastructure investment, and a commitment to sustainability.