The Scottish airport is embarking on a multi-year programme aimed at boosting connectivity, sustainability and overall passenger experience.

Turboprop type awaiting landing-gear parts.

Four aircraft were purchased by engine-lessor FTAI Aviation while the other 23 will go to ‘SuperB’ bondholders.

Carrier’s future fleet development will include A320neos.

Development follows May announcement of Saab as preferred supplier for new surveillance capability.

Accident represents first loss of T2-standard trainer by UK service.

Vittorio Lorenzo Della Bella to take over top post while turboprop airframer also appoints new finance head.

A proposed airworthiness directive would affect 95 US-registered examples.

Trinidad and Tobago-based carrier says auditing catch-up is ‘essential part’ of plan to rebuild and become more transparent.

Manchester initially refused to accept Ryanair Group flight forced to abort approaches during Scottish storm.

Airline will manage logistics for new fuel facility with capacity for up to 100,000 tonnes of eSAF annually.

Qantas currently operates one-stop flights to New York via Auckland.