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Cathy Buyck

Cathy Buyck

Cathy Buyck is senior editor and Europe Bureau Chief for ATW and ATW’s monthly sister publication Airports Today. In addition to writing for ATW and ATWOnline, Cathy contributes to aviation related documentaries and news programs, including Belgian and French broadcasters and the BCC.  She also advises companies on quality and service resources management and provides media training to executives.   

Before joining ATW in the late nineties, Cathy as a senior editor for Belgium’s leading business publication. For over 15 years, she covered assorted sectors like steel, real estate, banking, distribution, and travel & aviation.  She has been the president of The Aviation Press Club (Belgium) for several years and was a member of The Aviation Club of the UK when she resided in London.

Most Recent Stories

UK airport traffic up again in 2011 following decline
April 5, 2012

UK airports handled 219 million passengers in 2011, an increase of 4.1% over 2010, marking a return to year-over-year growth following three consecutive years of falling passenger throughput, according to data published last month by the UK...

Aer Lingus eyes bmi’s Heathrow slots
April 5, 2012

Aer Lingus (EI) sees an opportunity in Lufthansa’s divestment of British Midland International (bmi) to expand its slot portfolio at London Heathrow (LHR), EI CEO Christoph Mueller told ATW.

Ryanair: EU Commission biased against LCCs
April 2, 2012

Ryanair (FR) has condemned the “European Commission’s bias against low fares airlines” and called for an end to its travel policy prohibiting to book flights on LCCs.

Greek recession keeps Aegean Airlines in the red for 2011
March 30, 2012

Aegean Airlines (A3) reported a net loss of €27.2 million ($36.3 million) in 2011, 17% down from the €23.3 million deficit in 2010 when results were negatively affected by one-off social contribution tax charges of €8 million.

Iberia pilots announce 30 days of more strikes
March 29, 2012

Iberia (IB) pilots, represented by the Sepla union, announced they intend to strike for 30 days to protest the Spanish airline’s new low-cost airline, Iberia Express (I2), which launched operations March 25.

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