Ian Molyneaux
1053 articles
Journalist
Ian joined AeroTime in February 2023 after working as a journalist in London, UK. He has also previously worked for a business aviation events organizer and has a master's degree in journalism. Ian is based in Brighton, UK.
Ian joined AeroTime in February 2023 after working as a journalist in London, UK. He has also previously worked for a business aviation events organizer and has a master's degree in journalism. Ian is based in Brighton, UK.
Brussels Airlines unveils Tomorrowland-inspired livery on factory-fresh A320neo
Brussels Airlines has unveiled a new Tomorrowland-inspired livery adorned across an Airbus A320neo that arrived fresh from the…
IndiGo enters long-haul market with order for 30 Airbus A350, option for 70 more
India’s biggest budget airline, IndiGo, has announced a widebody order with Airbus for 30 A350-900s, with an option…
Heathrow passenger numbers hit record levels with busiest ever start to the year
London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) has posted its busiest start to the year on record with 18.5 million passengers traveling…
Etihad Airways relaunches Airbus A380 service to Paris from November 2024
Etihad Airways has announced the reintroduction of its Airbus A380 service to Paris that came to an abrupt…
Bombardier signals new beginnings with brand identity and logo transformation
Bombardier has unveiled a new brand identity and logo signaling a new beginning for the aviation giant, while…
Boeing posts $355 million loss, CEO says focus remains on strengthening safety
On the same day Boeing published its latest quarterly financial results the President and CEO Dave Calhoun wrote…
First two new Gulfstream G700 private jets already delivered to customers
Gulfstream has confirmed that the first two brand-new ultra-long-range G700 private jet aircraft have already been delivered to…
Dana Air MD-82 veers off runway after nose collapses during landing: video
A Dana Air MD-82 veered off the runway in Nigeria after the aircraft’s nose collapsed while landing at…
Queen of the Skies: Thai Airways bids farewell to Boeing 747 at special ceremony
Thai Airways has officially bid a fond farewell to the Boeing 747 ‘Queen of the Skies’ at a…
Harbour Air on target to electrify fleet with deal for 50 magniX powered engines
North America’s largest seaplane airline, Harbour Air, has reached an agreement with aviation propulsion innovators magniX to purchase…
Airlines risk breaching human rights laws by flying UK asylum seekers to Rwanda
United Nations (UN) experts have warned airlines and aviation authorities against “facilitating unlawful removals” of asylum seekers from…
Airbus appoints former JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes to lead in North America
The former JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes has been selected by Airbus to lead the aerospace company in North…
Brand-new Iberia Airbus A321XLR dressed in partial livery spotted for first time
One of eight A321XLR aircraft set to be delivered to Spanish carrier Iberia has been spotted for the…
BA A380 passengers brave three-hour delay before five-hour flight to nowhere
British Airways passengers endured a five-hour flight to nowhere after the Airbus A380 they were flying on was…
Lufthansa and Eurowings among four airlines to back Europe with message on A320s
In a move to signal Lufthansa Group’s support of Europe, a single Airbus A320 aircraft operated by Lufthansa,…
Airbus staff at A220 facility in Canada reject third contract proposal
Airbus staff members at the plane manufacturer’s facility in Mirabel, Quebec, near Montreal, have rejected a third contract…
Philippine Airlines reintroduces flights from Clark Airport to Batanes
Philippine Airlines has announced the reintroduction of flights from Clark International Airport (CRK) to Basco Airport (BSO), Batanes. …
Cebu Pacific unveils new A320neo as part of push for all-Airbus fleet by 2028
The Philipine carrier Cebu Pacific Air has unveiled a brand-new Airbus A320neo after welcoming the jet at Ninoy…