Categories Aviation News

Aviation Wrap-Up November 2025: Airlines, Winter, and OTP

Winter is here, and airline operations are feeling the pressure. Passenger demand remains strong, but regional performance tells a very different story across the globe. November also brought a sharp rise in flight cancellations, putting on-time performance back in focus. Curious how airlines are navigating these challenges as the year winds down? Read on.

Categories Airlines

The OTP Nightmare? Why Summer Remains the Biggest Test

The summer season puts on-time performance to the test.
With extreme weather, crowded airports, and stretched resources, punctuality comes under pressure.
In this article we review why OTP is a challenge in summer and what strategies help airlines smooth ground operations.

Categories Airports

Achieving OTP by Airport Size: Who’s More Punctual?

There are several factors that influence achieving OTP. Airport size is one of them. In this blog post, we analyze Cirium’s latest study on the link between airport size and punctuality. We also explore which airports topped the 2025 rankings by beating delays and why others are falling behind. Read more here.

Categories Air Cargo

Air Cargo Outlook 2025: 5 Key Trends Shaping the Industry

The air cargo outlook for 2025 presents both optimism and challenges. AI and automation drive efficiency, while e-commerce fuels demand—but market saturation looms. Capacity remains tight, sustainability efforts accelerate, and emerging markets expand trade routes. How will these trends shape air cargo? Find out here.

Categories Aviation News

Aviation 2025: Transforming Skies and Passenger Experiences

The aviation industry is set for major transformations in 2025, with advancements in sustainability, smarter technology, and improved passenger experiences. From new routes to AI-driven operations, the future of air travel is brighter than ever. Curious about what’s next? Read more to discover the top trends shaping aviation this year!

Categories Airlines

Flight Delays in Numbers – Not Only Painful For Passengers

Commercial Passenger Aviation is a complex matter. Successful ground operations require the coordination of a virtually endless number of processes. Further complicating the matter are disruptions which are part of the daily business. Unpredictable external changes and operational irregularities of¬ten need to be resolved within seconds.