Russia Denied ICAO Council Seat as Organization Keeps Pilot Age Limit at 65
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has rejected two high-profile proposals during its 42nd General Assembly in Montreal, held from… Read More »
Ryanair Confident on 737-10, Eyes Airbus Order
Ryanair is expressing confidence in Boeing’s ability to deliver its first 737 MAX 10 aircraft on schedule in early 2027,… Read More »
Japan Invests Billions in Hydrogen Aircraft Future
Japan is making a major push to lead the next era of aviation by investing heavily in hydrogen-powered aircraft research,… Read More »
India Re-Elected to ICAO Council for 2025-28
India has been re-elected to Part II of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Council for the 2025–2028 term, reaffirming… Read More »
Navy Cannibalizes Jets and Subs for Spare Parts
A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has revealed that Navy technicians are stripping parts from F/A-18… Read More »
Delta Plans to Add 44-Seat First Class to A321neo
Delta Air Lines is reportedly weighing a significant change to its premium offering, with plans to introduce as many as… Read More »
Ray Dalio Warns of Dark Times Ahead
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has issued a stark warning about the future of the United States and the United Kingdom,… Read More »
Runway Close Calls Boost Push for Cockpit Alerts
A series of recent runway close calls at U.S. airports is fueling momentum for wider adoption of new cockpit alert… Read More »
Military Leaders Warn on New Pentagon Strategy
Senior U.S. military leaders are raising concerns over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s forthcoming Pentagon strategy, highlighting growing tensions between the… Read More »
P&WC Inks 15-Year APU Deal With Singapore Airlines
Pratt & Whitney Canada has signed a 15-year maintenance agreement with Singapore Airlines covering 34 APS5000 auxiliary power units (APUs)… Read More »
American Airlines Flight Aborts Takeoff at LAX After Cargo Jet Crosses Runway
An American Airlines jet preparing for departure at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) was forced to abort its takeoff late… Read More »
Tire Bank to Finalize Air Premia Stake by Q3 2025
Tire Bank is set to complete its acquisition of a 22% stake in South Korean hybrid carrier Air Premia by… Read More »
South Africa’s Airlink Defends Pricing Amid Tribunal Probe
South African carrier Airlink has defended itself against allegations of predatory pricing on the Johannesburg–Mthatha route, telling the Competition Tribunal… Read More »
Nigeria Urged to Back Flag Carrier Model
Nigerian aviation stakeholders are calling on the federal government to reconsider its approach to establishing a national airline, urging a… Read More »
Delta Replaces APU Engines on Airbus A320 Fleet to Address Toxic Fume Concerns
Delta Air Lines is undertaking a major maintenance program to replace auxiliary power units (APUs) on more than 300 of… Read More »
Airbus to Boost A220-300 Capacity with Airspace Cabin While A220-500 Remains on Hold
Airbus is preparing a major refresh of its popular A220 family that will add seats and upgrade the cabin experience—without… Read More »
COMAC Cuts 2025 C919 Delivery Targets
China’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer COMAC has reportedly slashed its 2025 delivery target for the C919 narrowbody jet, reducing the goal… Read More »
Stowaway Found Dead in American Airlines Jet
Police say a stowaway was discovered dead in the wheel well of an American Airlines plane at Charlotte Douglas International… Read More »
British Airways Sues Over $228K Damage to 747-400 in Chicago
British Airways is suing a ground handling company in New York after alleging that one of its workers, who was… Read More »
Nigeria Considers Certifying China’s C919 Jet
Nigeria’s civil aviation authority is evaluating whether to certify China’s COMAC C919 aircraft for use by local carriers, a move… Read More »
Leaked Files Reveal How Western Sanctions Are Crippling Russia’s Aircraft Industry
Leaked internal documents from Russian aerospace firms show that Western sanctions are severely undermining the country’s ability to produce new… Read More »
UAE Earns Near-Perfect Score for Aviation Safety
The UAE has cemented its position as one of the world’s safest aviation hubs after achieving a 98.86% score in… Read More »
Top 10 Fighter Jets in the World in 2025
Determining the best fighter jets of 2025 isn’t straightforward. Each aircraft is designed for specific roles—such as air superiority, multirole… Read More »
Saudi Arabia Deepens FAA and Boeing Ties to Boost Aviation Vision
Saudi Arabia’s plan to become a leading global aviation hub took a major step forward with a high-level U.S. visit… Read More »
SWISS First Grand Suite: A Private Loft Above the Clouds
SWISS International Air Lines is redefining what First Class can mean at 35,000 feet. As part of its ambitious SWISS… Read More »
Is the Airbus A322 Feasible as the Future of Mid-Market Flying?
In the ever-changing landscape of commercial aviation, one of the most talked-about “what if” aircraft is the Airbus A322. Though… Read More »