Aviation recruitment is built on relationships, communication and an understanding of the people who keep the industry moving. Since joining Brookfield Aviation in 2019, Dea Hamiti has developed her career within the sector, progressing from Business Analyst to Business Manager while supporting airlines and aviation professionals across international markets. Her journey reflects how transferable skills, continuous learning and a people-focused approach can help build a succ

A disagreement between a Delta Air Lines passenger and a check-in agent has drawn attention to how airline policies are interpreted in practice. The incident involved a passenger travelling with a breast pump and cooler bag, items that Delta's published guidance states may be carried even when a passenger is not travelling with a child. After a video of the exchange gained widespread attention on social media, the case highlighted the challenges airlines face in ensuring tha

Airfares may be rising, but higher ticket prices do not automatically translate into stronger airline profits as fuel, labour, leasing, airport and regulatory costs continue to increase. Much of the additional passenger revenue is therefore absorbed by higher operating expenses before it can improve margins. Airlines also earn money from cargo, loyalty programmes, ancillary services and maintenance, meaning ticket prices alone cannot measure financial performance. For airline

Aviation Training Platform Acquisition: EASA / RCAA -Approved Multi-Fleet ATO Available An EASA / RCAA-approved ATO (Approved Training Organisation) is being offered for acquisition, providing aviation investors and operators with an opportunity to establish or expand a presence within the European aviation training market. The transaction includes existing regulatory approvals covering multiple aircraft types, creating a potential pathway to market entry without the time a