Airbus, Thales, Leonardo Eye 2024 Satellite Venture Deal
Airbus Defence and Space head Michael Schoellhorn said on Sunday that Airbus, Thales and Leonardo could sign their first agreement… Read More »
Nigeria Weighs Private Model for New National Airline
Nigeria’s government is rethinking its approach to establishing a new national carrier, with Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo confirming that any… Read More »
Lufthansa Group Plans Centralised Overhaul by 2026
Lufthansa Group has set January 1, 2026, as the target date to implement a centralised structure across its core airlines,… Read More »
Buffair Services to Acquire First ATR42-320 Freighter
Kenya’s Buffair Services is preparing to expand its operations with the expected arrival of its first dedicated freighter, an ATR42-320(F)…. Read More »
Boeing 777X Certification Slips but Still Targeted for 2026
Boeing has acknowledged that certification of its long-delayed 777X widebody is running behind schedule, though the company still expects approval… Read More »
PAL Aerospace Wins 10-Year Air Ambulance Charter in Canada
PAL Aerospace has secured a ten-year charter contract with Medavie Health NL Inc. to provide fixed-wing air ambulance services for… Read More »
Condor Marks Farewell to Boeing 757-300 Era
Condor Airlines is preparing to retire its final Boeing 757-300 this November, bringing an end to a 35-year relationship with… Read More »
Trump Picks American Airlines Pilot for NTSB Seat
President Donald Trump has nominated John DeLeeuw, a veteran American Airlines pilot and safety executive, to serve on the National… Read More »
FAA Completes Pakistan Aviation Safety Review
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has wrapped up a weeklong safety assessment of Pakistan’s aviation system in Karachi, raising hopes… Read More »
EASA Approves Falcon 6X for Enhanced Vision Approaches
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has approved Dassault’s Falcon 6X for enhanced flight vision system operations using the manufacturer’s… Read More »
Swiss SailGP Team and H55 Join Forces on Clean Tech
Two Swiss innovators, the Switzerland SailGP Team and electric aviation company H55, have announced a new collaboration to explore clean… Read More »
Air India Families’ Lawyer Challenges Pilot Error Claim
Families of more than 100 victims of an Air India crash are disputing suggestions that pilot error was the primary… Read More »
Japan Airlines Faces Backlash Over Pilot Alcohol Scandals
How seriously do pilots treat their job responsibilities? Aircraft accidents cause enormous harm and directly affect the lives of passengers… Read More »
United Airlines 737 Evacuated in Japan After Mid-Air Fire Alert
A United Airlines Boeing 737-800 flying from Tokyo to Cebu, Philippines, made an emergency landing in Japan on Friday, Sept…. Read More »
Boeing Faces $3.1M FAA Fine Over 737 Max Safety Violations
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is seeking $3.1 million in civil penalties from Boeing for safety violations, including those linked… Read More »
Southwest Airlines to Require Lithium Battery Removal on Wheelchairs
Starting September 25, Southwest Airlines will require passengers traveling with powered wheelchairs and scooters that use removable lithium batteries to… Read More »
Boeing Hits Highest August Aircraft Deliveries Since 2018
Boeing’s commercial aircraft deliveries in August 2025 reached their highest level for that month since 2018, signaling improved production rates… Read More »
HII Leads Expanding Hybrid-Electric Aircraft Consortium
HII has emerged as the lead in an expanding consortium focused on advancing hybrid-electric aviation technologies. Conflux Technology is the… Read More »
AI Engineers Command $900 an Hour as Consultants
AI specialists are emerging as some of the most sought-after consultants in the tech sector, with top experts now charging… Read More »
FAA Launches Trial to Fast-Track Electric Air Taxis
The Trump administration has unveiled a new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) initiative aimed at accelerating the adoption of electric air… Read More »
China’s COMAC C919 Strategy vs. Airbus in the 1970s–80s: A Comparative Analysis
China’s approach to marketing the COMAC C919 hinges on aggressive government backing, state-bank financing, and accelerated delivery schedules designed to… Read More »
One-Third of UK Firms Now Using ‘Bossware’ to Track Staff
A new survey has revealed that a third of UK companies are using so-called “bossware” to monitor employee activity, underscoring… Read More »