Air India Orders 30 More Boeing 737 Max Jets at Hyderabad Airshow
Boeing and Air India have confirmed a new order for 30 additional Boeing 737 Max jets, further strengthening the airline’s… Read More »
Traveling to Iceland: Top Motives to Visit Europe’s Most Relaxing Nation
When planning your next adventure, traveling to Iceland should be at the top of your list. Recent travel rankings even… Read More »
Is American Airlines Set to Replace CEO Robert Isom After DCA Anniversary?
Speculation is intensifying around the future of American Airlines chief executive Robert Isom as pressure mounts over the carrier’s deteriorating… Read More »
Air India Set to Confirm 30 Boeing 737 Max Jets at Hyderabad Airshow
Air India’s next phase of fleet expansion is taking shape on the global stage, with the airline preparing to firm… Read More »
Boeing Builds Momentum at South Carolina 787 Dreamliner Plant
Boeing is steadily rebuilding momentum at its 787 Dreamliner production site in South Carolina, stabilizing output and improving quality while… Read More »
Delta Grows Airbus Widebody Fleet With New A330neo and A350 Order
Delta Air Lines has strengthened its long-haul growth strategy with a new order for 31 additional Airbus widebody aircraft, deepening… Read More »
NTSB Warns Burbank Airport Could Face Risk of Mid-Air Collision
The chair of the National Transportation Safety Board has warned that Hollywood Burbank Airport could be the site of the… Read More »
Flight Tracking Technology: How It Works and Why It Matters
In a world where information moves as fast as aircraft themselves, flight tracking technology plays a vital role in modern… Read More »
British Airways Flight Loses Wheel During Takeoff From Las Vegas
A British Airways aircraft lost a wheel shortly after takeoff from Las Vegas, yet continued its long-haul journey to London… Read More »
Embraer Executive Jets Backlog Hits Record $7.6bn in 2025
Embraer reported a record backlog of USD7.6 billion in its executive aviation division in the fourth quarter of 2025, underscoring… Read More »
United Cargo Marks 100 Years of Air Mail Service
United Cargo is marking a major milestone this year, celebrating 100 years of air mail delivery that traces its roots… Read More »
Boeing Returns to Profit, Marking a Turning Point for the Aerospace Giant
Boeing has returned to profitability after several years of sustained losses, marking a pivotal moment for one of the world’s… Read More »
Wizz Air UK Seeks U.S. Approval, Opening Path to Transatlantic Flights
Wizz Air UK has formally applied to the U.S. Department of Transportation for authority to operate flights between the United… Read More »
UPS Retires MD-11 Fleet, Closing the Chapter on a Cargo Aviation Icon
UPS has officially retired its entire McDonnell Douglas MD-11 fleet, marking an accelerated close to one of the most distinctive… Read More »
Rossiya Airlines Boeing 747 Aborts Takeoff After Engine Fire in Russia
A Rossiya Airlines Boeing 747 aborted its takeoff after an engine surge triggered visible sparks and flames during departure from… Read More »
FAA to Mandate Drunk Passenger Prevention Policies by 2027
The Federal Aviation Administration will require small commercial aircraft operators to implement formal policies and training aimed at preventing intoxicated… Read More »
Delta Flight Diverts After Crew Uses Beverage Carts to Restrain Passenger
Delta Air Lines flight attendants allegedly used beverage carts to block and restrain a disruptive passenger during a long-haul flight… Read More »
Embraer Plans Production Boost After Surge in Regional Jet Orders
Embraer is preparing to significantly ramp up commercial jet production following a sharp increase in global demand for its regional… Read More »
British Airways A380 Declares Minimum Fuel During San Francisco Approach
British Airways flight BA287, operated by an Airbus A380-800, declared minimum fuel while approaching San Francisco International Airport after being… Read More »
Backpack Travelers and Overhead Bin Etiquette: When Using the Space Is Actually Fair
For many frequent flyers and backpack travelers, traveling light is a point of pride. If you’re flying with just a… Read More »
How Airbus Is Pioneering Aircraft Manufacturing With Titanium 3D Printing
Airbus is reshaping the future of aircraft manufacturing by turning one of aviation’s most challenging materials, titanium, into a platform… Read More »
FAA Makes Post-Crash DC Airspace Safety Rules Permanent
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is making permanent a set of airspace safety rules introduced after last year’s deadly collision… Read More »
Above the Skyline: Concorde’s First Commercial Flight, 50 Years On
Half a century after Concorde first sliced through the sky on commercial service, the aircraft remains an unmatched symbol of… Read More »
Why So Many Americans Are Retiring in Arizona: Climate, Costs, and Community
In recent years, retiring in Arizona has moved from a niche idea to a major American migration trend. Sun Belt… Read More »
Boeing Targets 737-7 and 737-10 Certification as Backlog Grows
Boeing expects to complete certification of its 737-7 and 737-10 aircraft this year, as the U.S. aviation industry grapples with… Read More »
Join us at the Yale Club of NY for a Wings Club Luncheon with Rick Deurloo, President, Commercial Engines, Pratt & Whitney
Please join us on Thrusday, January 29, 2026At the Yale Club of New York for ourAviation Leader Series Luncheon Our… Read More »