Pentagon AI Chief Urges Industry to Accelerate Innovation and Delivery
The Pentagon’s top artificial intelligence official is calling on industry partners to move faster and think more creatively as the… Read More »
FAA Grounds 800 Aircraft Over Invalid Registrations Linked to Trustee
The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded roughly 800 aircraft worldwide after determining that their U.S. registrations are invalid, citing violations… Read More »
Salem Airport Loses Federal Status After Scheduled Flights Fail
Salem, Oregon, has officially lost its federal airport status after failing to restore scheduled passenger air service by a November… Read More »
Loganair Denied Guernsey Licences Over Route Overcapacity Concerns
The States of Guernsey’s Transport Licensing Authority (TLA) has provisionally denied licence applications from Loganair to operate services linking Guernsey… Read More »
ACI World Names Munich Airport CEO Jost Lammers as New Chair
Airports Council International World has appointed Jost Lammers, Chief Executive Officer of Munich Airport, as Chair of the ACI World… Read More »
Liège Airport Ends Passenger Flights, Shifts Fully to Cargo Hub
Belgium’s Liège Airport has lost its final scheduled passenger service and will now operate exclusively as a cargo airport, following… Read More »
Northwest Florida Beaches Airport Breaks Ground on 80,000-Sq-Ft North Terminal Expansion
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP) has officially broken ground on its new North Terminal, launching an 80,000-square-foot expansion that… Read More »
YYZ–YVR Named North America’s Busiest Domestic Air Route Again
The air corridor between Toronto and Vancouver has once again claimed the top spot as North America’s busiest domestic air… Read More »
Ethiopia Breaks Ground on $12.5bn Bishoftu Mega Airport
Ethiopian Airlines has officially begun construction of a USD12.5 billion airport project that government officials say will become Africa’s largest… Read More »
Why British Airways Could Depart Heathrow After Curfew on 777 Flight
A rare post-midnight departure by British Airways from London Heathrow Airport has reignited discussion around the airport’s tightly regulated night… Read More »
BOND Acquires National Jets, Signals More Private Aviation Deals
US-based fractional ownership start-up BOND has acquired National Jets, marking the first in a series of planned acquisitions ahead of… Read More »
Jackson Jet Center Expands Network with Twin Falls FBO Acquisition
US-based fixed-base operator Jackson Jet Center has expanded its footprint in the Northwest with the acquisition of Reeder Jet Center,… Read More »
PANYNJ Unveils Record $45B Capital Plan to Transform JFK
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has approved a record $45 billion Capital Plan for 2026–2035, marking… Read More »
BWI Opens $520M Expansion as Southwest Eyes New Growth
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport has officially opened a $520 million Concourse A/B Connector and Baggage Handling System Project, marking… Read More »
Eutelsat Orders 340 Airbus Satellites to Expand OneWeb Fleet
Eutelsat has placed a major new order for 340 low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites with Airbus Defence and Space, significantly expanding… Read More »
NASA Orders Rare ISS Medical Evacuation as Crew-11 Returns Early
The decision by NASA to authorize an early departure from the International Space Station has drawn attention across the spaceflight… Read More »
Watchdog Flags Safety and ATC Modernization as FAA’s Top Risks
Aviation safety and air traffic control (ATC) modernization remain the most pressing management challenges facing the Federal Aviation Administration, according… Read More »
South Korea Admits Airport Design Failure in Deadly Jeju Air Crash
More than a year after the fatal Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport, South Korea’s transport ministry has acknowledged… Read More »
Textron Aviation Delivers First Citation CJ3 Gen2 Light Jet
Textron Aviation has delivered the first Citation Jet 3 Gen2, marking a key milestone for the latest evolution of its… Read More »
Wheels Up Takes flyExclusive Dispute to North Carolina Court
Wheels Up has moved its long-running legal dispute with flyExclusive to a new venue, refiling its lawsuit in the North… Read More »
Jet Management Services Aims for Part 135 Charter Approval in 2026
US-based aircraft management and charter brokerage specialist Jet Management Services is planning to expand into on-demand charter operations by securing… Read More »
FedAir Adds Aircraft to Meet Safari Demand
South Africa’s premium safari shuttle and charter operator Federal Airlines (FedAir) is expanding its fleet to meet rising demand from… Read More »
Germany’s Rail Crisis: How Deutsche Bahn Lost Reliability
As the 12:06 p.m. Intercity Express train to Berlin departs the Swiss city of Bern and crosses into Germany, passengers… Read More »
Textron Aviation Delivers First Citation Ascend Business Jet
Textron Aviation has delivered the first Citation Ascend to a retail customer, marking a key milestone in the evolution of… Read More »
NASA’s Artemis II Set to Fly Astronauts Around the Moon in 2026
2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for human spaceflight, as NASA prepares to send astronauts around the… Read More »
FAA Proposes $15.7M Fine Against Aery Aviation for Safety Breaches
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a USD 15.7 million civil penalty against Aery Aviation, citing a pattern of unsafe… Read More »