Had no idea that Britain’s flag carrier had a new boss? Well, you can instantly get acquainted with him just by reading this.

We’re sorry to say that you’ll need to take the sour with the sweet in this week’s Aviation Wrap.

It’s mainly good news in this week’s Aviation Wrap, with a sprinkling of announcements around the industry’s favourite buzzword: sustainability.

We promise there aren’t that many thorns in this week’s rose-filled Aviation Wrap, but we can’t guarantee it’ll smell as good as the real deal.

This week’s Aviation Wrap can be compared to an Airbus A380 at full capacity, meaning it’s jam-packed full of news and updates.

A new lie-flat airline seat is being proposed as a solution for a good night’s sleep for economy-class travellers, and as a possible social distancing solution for aircraft of all ages.

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Out of touch or can’t be stuffed to keep up with the non-stop news coming out of aviation? Cue Travel Weekly’s informative wrap.

The United Kingdom’s biggest regional airline has suspended all operations with immediate effect, just months after seeking government help.

Have you started your working week in a bit of a slump? Soar on out of it here with our Aviation Wrap!

Meanwhile, one airline made the most of hurricane-force winds ravaging northern continental Europe by shaving more than an hour and a half off a transatlantic flight.

As seasoned travellers, we’ve found a lot of bizarre things in plane lavatories, but this passenger’s find really takes the cake.