To enhance your reading experience of this Aviation Wrap, we highly recommend wearing aviator sunnies and a scarf around your neck.

Intrepid co-founder and climate crusader Darrell Wade believes the aviation sector has a “major problem” on its hands in terms of carving out a sustainable future.

This week’s aviation wrap features a couple of cause-fighting stories. However, that’s not to say there’s any mention of angry protesters or vigilantes.

This aviation wrap is full of sales, new products and even a couple of big milestones. Call it a fruit salad, if you will.

Alan Joyce has urged the industry to be outspoken in lessening its impact on the environment, much like Travel Weekly’s loud screeching whenever a colleague uses a single-use coffee cup.

Need a good news story to brighten your Thursday afternoon? We’d like to refer you to this shining beacon of hope.

It’s something we’ve all thought about while mid-air, but do we really want to know which seats are most likely to survive a plane crash? Well, thanks to this airline, we now have an answer.

We do hope that you’re so wrapped about this week’s aviation wrap that you write a rap about it.

Soar above your competition and impress your friends with all the latest airline news. Or at least kill a good 20 minutes by reading the whole thing.

Looking for a way to drop some casual aviation knowledge to impress your boss at the water cooler? This article couldn’t have come at a better time.

Aircraft manufacturers are coming up with some creative ways to make the 20-hour slog more bearable. Personally, we’re praying for nap pods.

The average passenger generates 1.4 kilograms of waste per flight. Just in case you needed another reason to hate aeroplane food.