The widebody, with more than 280 passengers onboard, nearly used the entire runway upon touching down.

UK-based startup DRIFT Energy has received approval from classification society RINA for a ship design that generates electricity at sea and converts it into hydrogen fuel onboard. The approval was ...

Berge Bulk says the challenge of operating wind-assisted ships has shifted from proving the technology works to continuously ...

Demand for ocean vacations continues to climb even as the cruise industry faces rising fuel prices and virus outbreak ...

Air New Zealand has announced three new non-stop international flights from Christchurch to launch later this year. The new ...

Seascale Energy, the marine fuels joint venture set up by commodities firm Cargill and tanker company Hafnia, is looking to ...

US President Donald Trump said he is holding off on a military strike on Iran planned for Tuesday because "serious ...

Larger fuel tanks and a lower passenger and cargo capacity are needed for Qantas' Project Sunrise flights.

Holiday firm Jet2 has reassured customers that it plans to operate a normal flying programme this summer as it delivered a “positive update” on fuel supplies despite the conflict in the Middle East.

We're going to get going with our next session with J.B. Hunt. We've got, to my left, Darren Field, President of Intermodal; and to my far left, Andrew Hall, Senior Director of Finance. We're going to ...

Jet2 is reaffirming its promise to customers from Bournemouth Airport that holiday plans will be going ahead this summer ...