Global Aviation Safety Report Shows Rise in Accidents and Fatalities in 2024
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has released its 2025 State of Global Aviation Safety report, revealing a troubling rise… Read More »
American Airlines, Pilots Clash Over Alaska’s Boeing 787 Routes
American Airlines is facing a growing dispute with its pilots’ union over plans to codeshare on new long-haul international routes… Read More »
Airbus Set to Overtake Boeing as Best-Selling Jet in Aviation History
Airbus is on the verge of surpassing Boeing to claim the title of the world’s best-selling aircraft family, marking a… Read More »
Air Canada Halts Flight Resumption After Union Defies Back-to-Work Order
Air Canada has suspended its plan to resume limited flights this Sunday after accusing the Canadian Union of Public Employees… Read More »
Is Artificial Intelligence Fueling Growth or Creating a Bubble?
Artificial intelligence has become one of the most powerful economic drivers in the United States in 2025, reshaping the way… Read More »
Is Building an A380neo Feasible for Airbus?
The Airbus A380 is renowned for offering one of the most comfortable passenger experiences in commercial aviation. Emirates CEO has… Read More »
Swiss Pilot Sets New Altitude Record for Solar Plane
Swiss pilot Raphael Domjan has broken the altitude record for a solar-powered electric aircraft, reaching 9,521 meters (31,237 feet) in… Read More »
Delta A350 Turns Back to LAX After Passenger Disruption
A Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-900 operating flight DL39 from Los Angeles (LAX) to Shanghai Pudong (PVG) was forced to… Read More »
Spike S-512 Supersonic Business Jet Targets NY–Paris in 4 Hours
Boston-based Spike Aerospace has advanced development of its S-512 Diplomat, a supersonic business jet designed to connect New York and… Read More »
British Airways Pilot Suspended for Cockpit Door Breach
A British Airways captain was suspended after allegedly breaking post-9/11 anti-terror rules by leaving the cockpit door open during a… Read More »
Boeing 777X Uses the Largest Jet Engines in the World—Here’s Why
The Boeing 777X stands out in modern aviation not only for its size but for the unprecedented scale of its… Read More »
Silver Airways Fleet Sale Reshape Florida Aviation Market
The collapse of Silver Airways and Spirit Airlines’ ongoing restructuring mark a turbulent chapter in Florida’s aviation industry. Both carriers… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Pilots Warned Amid Carrier’s Financial Strain
Spirit Airlines’ pilot union has warned members to prepare for possible disruptions as the ultra-low-cost carrier faces mounting financial challenges…. Read More »
United 737 Avoids Midair Collision Near Newark
A United Airlines Boeing 737-900 narrowly avoided a collision with a privately operated Piper Cherokee Arrow III while on approach… Read More »
Who Is Buying Spirit Airlines’ Fleet Amid Bankruptcy Risk?
Spirit Airlines, the ultra-low-cost carrier known for its bright yellow jets and bare-bones fares, is facing renewed financial turbulence just… Read More »
How Boeing Builds a 737 in Just Nine Days: Inside the Fastest Jet Assembly Line in Aviation
Building a commercial jet in just nine days is an extraordinary achievement. Boeing began producing the 737 in 1968, and… Read More »
F-15 Passenger Ejects on Ground in Rare Incident
A backseat passenger in an F-15D Eagle from the 104th Fighter Wing reportedly ejected from the aircraft while it was… Read More »
Boeing Wins UK Approval for Spirit AeroSystems Buyout
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has approved Boeing’s proposed acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, clearing the deal without launching… Read More »
Avion Express Philippines Obtains Temporary Operating Permit
Avion Express Philippines has received a temporary operating permit from the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), allowing the new carrier to… Read More »
Vietnam Orders Stronger Aviation Safety Measures
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has issued a directive to tighten aviation safety and security measures following a series… Read More »
Latvia Blames Russia for Baltic GPS Jamming
Latvia’s Electronic Communications Office has identified three Russian sites responsible for jamming global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), disrupting flight navigation… Read More »
Boeing July Deliveries Drop 20%, Airbus Extends Lead
Boeing delivered 48 aircraft in July, down 20% from 60 in June but five more than a year earlier. It… Read More »