Judge Removes Seaborne Airlines Execs Over Sale Bid Concerns
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida has removed Seaborne Airlines’ senior management and appointed a trustee… Read More »
China Airlines Plans $2 Billion Fleet Expansion with Airbus Jets
China Airlines has announced plans to expand its fleet with the addition of up to 13 aircraft, including five Airbus… Read More »
NTSB: Boeing Lacked Oversight, Training Ahead of 737-9 Max Emergency
Boeing failed to provide adequate training, guidance, and oversight to prevent the mid-air cabin panel blowout of a new 737-9… Read More »
Nonstop Flights vs. Layovers: Which Travel Option Is Better?
In an era where nonstop flights are becoming increasingly common, travelers face a dilemma: endure the marathon hours of a… Read More »
Transavia Unveils Brand Refresh with New A320neo Livery
Air France-KLM Group has begun rolling out a brand refresh for its low-cost subsidiary Transavia, starting with a new Airbus… Read More »
Aerounión Rebrands as Avianca Cargo México to Boost Reach
Aerounión has officially rebranded as Avianca Cargo México, the company announced, marking a strategic move to strengthen its global connectivity… Read More »
Kenya Finance Bill 2025 Raises Aviation Sector Costs
Kenya’s aviation sector is expected to face rising operational costs following the passage of the Finance Bill 2025, which reinstates… Read More »
Bulgaria Revokes Jet Sky Airways Operating Licence
Jet Sky Airways has had its operating licence revoked by the Bulgarian Civil Aviation Administration (BGCAA). The decision, issued on… Read More »
Dassault to Manufacture Falcon 2000 Jets in India by 2028
Dassault Aviation will begin manufacturing its Falcon 2000LXS business jets in India through a joint venture with Reliance Aerostructure Limited…. Read More »
Israel Approves $8 Billion War Insurance for Israeli, Foreign Airlines
Israel has approved an $8 billion state-backed insurance guarantee to cover war-related risks for both Israeli and foreign airlines, marking… Read More »
Why Boeing 737 Keeps Its Main Landing Gear Wheels Exposed
Despite recent challenges, the Boeing 737 remains one of the most iconic aircraft in aviation history, evolving from a short-haul… Read More »
Texas Court Allows Southwest Pilots’ Lawsuit Against Boeing
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) can proceed with its lawsuit against Boeing, following a decision by the Texas Supreme… Read More »
Aventure Aviation Acquires 12 Alaska 737-900s for Teardown
Aventure Aviation has announced the acquisition of 12 retired Boeing 737-900 Next Generation aircraft formerly operated by Alaska Airlines, marking… Read More »
SWISS Unveils First A350 with ‘Wanderlust’ Livery
Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has officially revealed its first Airbus A350-900, debuting a one-of-a-kind livery titled “Wanderlust” at the… Read More »
Turkish Airlines in Talks to Invest in Air Europa
Turkish Airlines has confirmed it is engaged in preliminary talks regarding a potential investment in Spanish carrier Air Europa. The… Read More »
VietJetAir Raises $191M from Sovico, Local Investor
VietJet Aviation JSC has raised VND5 trillion (USD191 million) through a private capital increase after selling 50 million shares to… Read More »
Capital A Nears Restructuring, Eyes Major Aircraft Orders Soon
Capital A, parent company of AirAsia, is prioritizing the completion of its corporate restructuring before placing new aircraft orders, according… Read More »
Tonga’s Lulutai Breaks Even, Eyes Investment from Sunair
Lulutai Airlines is now operating at break-even levels after years of losses, according to Tonga’s Deputy Prime Minister Taniela Fusimalohi,… Read More »
Brussels Airlines Adds Aircraft for Record Summer Demand
es each. Valencia and Oporto have also seen significant booking increases. On long-haul routes, New York and Kinshasa remain top… Read More »
Air India Sanctioned Over Crew Scheduling Violations
India’s civil aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has imposed sanctions on Air India following serious violations… Read More »
Air India Cuts 118 Narrow-Body Flights Through Mid-July
Air India has announced a temporary reduction in its narrow-body flight schedule, cutting 118 weekly flights across 19 routes and… Read More »
Europe’s EASA Halts Plans for Single-Pilot Airline Operations
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has paused its efforts to develop regulations for single-pilot airline operations, stating that… Read More »