FlyJetr, a class above luxury jet charter service is leading a transformative shift in the private aviation industry by attracting a new wave of first-time private jet users. Recent industry reports reveal that demand for luxury air travel has skyrocketed, with the number of first-time private jet customers more than doubling typical monthly volumes. This trend is particularly evident among families and entrepreneurs, with the average age of new private jet flyers at 38 years old. This demographic includes a notable percentage of women executives, who seek speed, convenience, and personalized travel options and are increasingly recognizing the advantages of private jet travel. Evan Kaye, Founding Partner of FlyJetr, expressed his excitement about this trend, stating, "We are thrilled to welcome a new generation of travelers who are discovering the unparalleled access and luxury that private jet travel offers."

Ryanair, the UK’s No.1 low fares airline, have announced its London Summer 2025 schedule with 206 routes, including 7 new routes from Stansted to Bodrum, Clermont-Ferrand, Dalaman, Münster, Lübeck, Linz & Reggio Calabria, as well as extra frequencies on 30 other London routes to Gdansk, Ibiza, Malaga, Milan, Rome, Turin, and Valencia. To support this traffic growth, Ryanair will base 1 new B737 in London Stansted for S25 – an additional $100m investment in London – bringing Ryanair’s total London-based fleet to 56 aircraft (an investment of $5.6bn) and creating 30 new highly paid jobs for pilots, cabin crew and engineers.

Air Canada has been recognized for the second consecutive year as one of Canada's Top Employers for Young People 2025 by Mediacorp. This respected award reflects the company's commitment to creating opportunities for young people to flourish and establish themselves as the leaders of tomorrow. Air Canada has been recognized for the second consecutive year as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People 2025 by Mediacorp. (CNW Group/Air Canada) Air Canada offers paid internship programs in a variety of disciplines with numerous professional development opportunities, including access to a range of online learning videos.

South African Airways (SAA) has added two aircraft to its fleet in the last two weeks, successfully growing its fleet size to 20 aircraft. “This is a remarkable achievement considering that just over three years ago, the airline emerged from business rescue with just six aircraft. Since 2021, the team at SAA has worked strategically and consistently to grow the fleet and route network sustainably. These additional aircraft will enable SAA to continue fulfilling our promise to add seat capacity in both the domestic and regional market and thereby contributing to the affordability of passenger air travel, ” says Professor John Lamola, interim CEO at SAA.

Lufthansa, Germany’s flagship carrier and largest airline, is pleased to announce the extension of its Airbus A380 service from Bangkok to Munich for the peak Songkran holiday season. In response to growing demand during this key travel period, Lufthansa will operate its flagship aircraft on this route, offering passengers a luxurious and comfortable flying experience between the two major cities.

Lufthansa starts an exclusive partnership with Sho Shibuya. The artist will be designing unique loungewear for the airline's new Allegris First Class. The Japanese artist Sho Shibuya became world-famous with his works, which change in impressive color gradients from dawn to sunset. The contemporary artist has created a unique design for Lufthansa, inspired by the view of the sky that can only be experienced high above the clouds from an airplane. However, his art is not just for viewing but can be felt and experienced up close.