When writing this week’s Aviation Wrap, we could have sworn the sound of airplanes taking off was in the air. On second appraisal, we discovered it was just tinnitus. 

Yet another cruise ship has been quarantined as the aviation industry offers best practice advice for avoiding infection. Hot tip: leave the masks and gloves at home.

Please stow your tray table and be sure your seat is in an upright position as we prepare to bombard you with all the latest updates, sales and general tat from direct from the aviation industry.

Here’s some news about the NDC… the new distribution capability, that is. Not the Nimbin District Choir or the Nordic Diving Club.

Tired of reading about passengers going on drunken rampages? We’re sure this news will be music to your ears.

Almost 3,000 pilots from 12 international airlines have joined a class action fronted by an Australian law firm against Boeing.

Off the back of posting some decent quarterly results, Amadeus has revealed a new travel tool for agencies to help them deliver more personalised and differentiated travel experiences.

Following its second Boeing 737 MAX Summit, the International Air Transport Association has urged continued cooperation between state safety regulators to return the jet to service.

The grey hairs are really starting to appear on the heads of Boeing execs following this latest revelation.

While stories about embarrassing industry gaffes and crazy plane passengers are Travel Weekly’s bread and butter, we also sometimes deliver useful news like this.

Off the back of an awful year for air travel, the International Air Transport Association has released its annual safety performance data.

The only saving grace of this incident is human-ray-of-sunshine and diversity champion, Alan Joyce stepping in to try and smooth things over.