Rolls-Royce May Shift £1.6 Trillion Jet Engine Project to US or Germany
Rolls-Royce is considering moving a multitrillion-pound jet engine program to the United States or Germany, a shift that would deal… Read More »
Airbus Must Deliver 133 More Jets to Meet Its Reduced 2025 Target
Airbus still has more than 100 aircraft left to deliver in order to meet its revised 2025 production target, raising… Read More »
EVIO Launches EVIO 810 Hybrid-Electric Regional Aircraft
EVIO has officially launched with the unveiling of the EVIO 810, a hybrid-electric regional aircraft backed by Boeing and Pratt… Read More »
FAA Begins Review of Boeing’s Redesigned 737-10 Alerting System
The FAA has begun reviewing Boeing’s redesigned crew-alerting and angle-of-attack systems for the 737-10, formally launching an evaluation process required… Read More »
Comlux Positions ACJ318-100 at Jeddah for Charter Operations
Comlux Aviation (Zurich) has positioned an Airbus Corporate Jet ACJ318-100 at Jeddah International Airport, strengthening its presence in Saudi Arabia’s… Read More »
US DHS to Buy Six Boeing 737s for ICE Deportation Flights
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will acquire six Boeing 737 aircraft from military MRO specialist Daedalus Aviation… Read More »
Somali Airlines Nears Relaunch as Somalia Rebuilds Aviation Sector
Somalia’s federal government plans to relaunch Somali Airlines before the end of 2025, according to transport and civil aviation minister… Read More »
Revived Pan Am Targets Airbus A320neo Fleet for Relaunch
Pan American World Airways co-founder Ed Wegel said the revived version of the iconic airline plans to operate Airbus A320neo… Read More »
Chinese Airlines Shift Toward Smaller Widebody Jets
The intensive rollout highlights both the rising competition in China’s widebody aircraft market and the increasingly strategic approach airlines are… Read More »
South African Airways Lease Delays Push Fleet Growth to 2026
South African Airways’ fleet and network rebuilding plans have been delayed, with an Airbus A320-200 and two A330-200 aircraft originally… Read More »
China Approves Airbus Deliveries for Existing Aircraft Orders
Airbus has received approval from Chinese authorities to proceed with the delivery of 120 aircraft that were previously ordered by… Read More »
Tradewind Expands PC-12 By-the-Seat Flying
Tradewind Aviation, a by-the-seat operator flying Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, is expanding its scheduled network with new routes and enhanced year-round… Read More »
Widebody Aircraft Utilization Shifts as New Jets Enter Service
Widebody aircraft utilization is undergoing a notable transition as airlines bring newer-generation models into service and retire older jets, reshaping… Read More »
SAF Supply Falls Short of Airline 2030 Goals
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production is falling well short of what airlines need to meet their 2030 climate targets, raising… Read More »
Dreamliner Demand Lifts Boeing Ahead of Airbus in Order Race
Strong airline demand for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner is pushing the U.S. manufacturer ahead of Airbus in the annual aircraft order… Read More »
Alaska Air Weighs 737s to Replace Hawaiian 717s
Alaska Air Group is evaluating options to replace Hawaiian Airlines’ aging fleet of Boeing 717 aircraft, signaling an important next… Read More »
American Airlines Expands Long-Haul Fleet for Global Growth
American Airlines is preparing to significantly expand its international footprint as it pivots toward long-haul markets that deliver stronger margins… Read More »
Why Airlines Are Scrapping Nearly New Airbus A320 Jets
Airlines around the world are facing an acute shortage of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, yet a growing number of… Read More »
Boeing Completes Acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems
Boeing has officially completed its acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, bringing one of its largest suppliers in-house and marking a major… Read More »
United Airlines Provides Update on Its Historic First Boeing 777
United Airlines, one of the world’s largest commercial carriers, once operated the very first production Boeing 777-200 ever delivered. That… Read More »
Boeing-Spirit AeroSystems Deal Approved as Airbus, CTRM Take Key Sites
The US Federal Trade Commission has cleared Boeing’s USD4.3 billion acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, with approval tied to a series… Read More »
Transatlantic Flights Diverted After Edinburgh Airport Air Traffic Control Failure
A Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Scotland was forced to divert after an IT failure halted air… Read More »
Delta Air Lines Cuts Boeing 757 Flights by 26% as Fleet Retirement Accelerates
Delta Air Lines has sharply reduced its Boeing 757 operations, cutting daily flights by 26% compared with December 2024 as… Read More »
The C-130 Hercules: The Longest-Running Military Aircraft Still in Service and Production
The U.S. military has flown countless aircraft over the past century, with new designs entering service every few years. Yet… Read More »
EASA Mandates APU Flap Inspections on Airbus A350 After In-Service Incidents
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a new airworthiness directive requiring inspections of Airbus A350 auxiliary power… Read More »
Airbus Cuts 2025 Delivery Target After A320 Fuselage Panel Defects
Airbus has lowered its 2025 aircraft delivery target from 820 to 790 units after identifying defective fuselage panels on a… Read More »