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 »
Surf Air to Invest $22.4M in Hawaii as AAM Plans Advance
Surf Air Mobility has announced plans to invest USD 22.4 million in its Hawaiian operations in 2026, signaling a renewed… Read More »
Bombardier Global 8000 Receives EASA Type Certification
Bombardier has secured European Union Aviation Safety Agency type certification for its flagship ultra-long-range business jet, the Global 8000, marking… 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 »
Airbus Unveils Spacious First Class Suite for A350-1000
Airbus has revealed a new first class suite concept for the A350-1000, showcasing a significantly more spacious and private premium… Read More »
GE Aerospace CEO Defends Engine Pricing as Airlines Push Back
GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp has pushed back against growing criticism from airlines over jet-engine pricing and maintenance costs, arguing… 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 »
GE Aerospace Deploys AI Robots to Inspect Jet Engines
GE Aerospace is advancing jet engine maintenance by deploying artificial intelligence–powered robotic inspectors, a move aimed at improving inspection accuracy,… Read More »
Aircraft Interiors International 2026 Showcase: Design, Tech & Trends
The 2026 Showcase issue of Aircraft Interiors International is now available online, offering an in-depth look at the ideas, materials,… Read More »
Thai Airways Seeks Approval for $418m Utapao MRO Smart Hangar
Thai Airways International is seeking board approval for a major investment in aircraft maintenance capacity, proposing to spend THB13 billion… Read More »
US Air Force to Receive Qatari-Donated Boeing 747 VIP Jet by 2026
The United States Air Force expects to take delivery of a VIP-configured Boeing 747-8 donated by Qatar to the US… Read More »
German Virtual Airline Air Uniqon Launches Regional Flights With Avanti
German virtual airline start-up Air Uniqon has launched scheduled passenger services from Friedrichshafen, marking its market debut with a regional… 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 »
Global Airlines Ban Power Bank Use as Fire Risks Prompt Tighter Rules
Airlines around the world are tightening restrictions on portable power banks as concerns grow over the fire risks posed by… Read More »
ATR 42 Black Box Sent to Jakarta After Deadly South Sulawesi Crash
Indonesia’s aviation accident investigators have transferred the flight data and cockpit voice recorders from a crashed ATR 42-500 aircraft to… Read More »
FAA Says Boeing Responsible for 737-7 and 737-10 Certification Delays
The Federal Aviation Administration has pushed back against criticism over delays to the certification of the Boeing 737-7 and Boeing… Read More »
United Flight Loses Landing Gear Wheel After Hard Orlando Landing
A United Airlines flight experienced a mechanical issue following a hard landing at Orlando International Airport, prompting an inspection that… Read More »
Liberia Unveils 20-Year Plan to Modernise Civil Aviation Sector
The Liberia Civil Aviation Authority has launched an ambitious 20-year roadmap aimed at rebuilding and modernising the country’s aviation sector,… Read More »
Spirit Airlines in Takeover Talks With Castlelake After Frontier Deal Fails
Spirit Airlines is in discussions with investment firm Castlelake over a potential takeover, according to a report by CNBC. The… Read More »
Flair Says It’s No Longer ULCC, Seeks Fleet Growth in Canada
Flair Airlines no longer considers itself an ultra-low-cost carrier, instead positioning the airline as a “value carrier” better suited to… Read More »
Flexjet, Honeywell Settle Engine Dispute and Extend Deal to 2035
Flexjet and Honeywell Aerospace have reached a comprehensive settlement resolving all pending litigation between the two companies, bringing an end… Read More »