Senator Urges FAA to End ADS-B Exemptions in Class B Airspace
A new Senate bill aims to strengthen aviation safety by requiring all aircraft flying in Class B airspace near major… Read More »
United Pilots Confident Amid ATC Outages, Stress Training
United Airlines’ top training official, Capt. Miles Morgan, emphasized that pilots are well-prepared to handle air traffic control (ATC) outages,… Read More »
Air Europa Becomes Spain’s First 737-8 Max Operator
Air Europa has officially introduced the Boeing 737-8 Max into its fleet, becoming the first airline in Spain to operate… Read More »
Skymark Orders Six Boeing 737-8 Jets for Fleet Renewal
Japan’s Skymark Airlines has placed an order for six Boeing 737-8 aircraft as part of its strategy to modernize its… Read More »
United Flight Attendants Secure Tentative 40% Pay Boost
United Airlines and the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA have agreed to an “industry-leading” tentative contract that promises substantial gains for… Read More »
Boeing Reaches DoJ Deal to Avoid Prosecution Over 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing will pay more than $1.1 billion under a new non-prosecution agreement with the Justice Department to resolve allegations that… Read More »
IndiGo Turbulence: India, Pakistan Deny Weather Diversion
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar carrying 222 passengers, including five Trinamool Congress MPs, encountered severe turbulence and a… Read More »
Textron Wins ALE Order for Up to 12 Cessna Citation Jets
Textron Aviation has secured a significant new deal with Aerolíneas Ejecutivas (ALE), Mexico’s leading business aviation operator, for up to… Read More »
Caribbean Airlines Hit by Boeing 737 Delays from SITA Outage
Caribbean Airlines is experiencing flight delays on its Boeing 737 services due to a widespread outage affecting the SITA satellite… Read More »
easyJet to Reopen Newcastle Base in 2026
easyJet will return to Newcastle International Airport in March 2026 with a new three-aircraft base, marking its first presence in… Read More »
This Redundant Aviation Safety Net Helps Keep Planes Safe When Controllers Lose Contact
Recent reports of air traffic controllers at one of the busiest airports in New Jersey losing both radar and radio… Read More »
Air Europa Sale Stalls as Bidders Reject €1B Valuation
Talks between Lufthansa Group and Air France-KLM to acquire a stake in Air Europa (UX, Palma de Mallorca) have stalled… Read More »
Boeing Boosts 737 MAX Production as Safety and Quality Measures Advance
Boeing is on track to stabilize production of its 737 MAX aircraft at 38 planes per month, according to Commercial… Read More »
EBACE Prioritizes Business Aviation Safety in EU Talks
At this year’s European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, safety and regulatory collaboration are top priorities for… Read More »
US Accepts Qatar-Gifted Boeing 747-8 BBJ for Air Force One
The Trump administration has formally accepted a Boeing 747 jet gifted by Qatar’s government, marking an unexpected addition to the… Read More »
Etihad Confident Amid Boeing Delivery Delays
Etihad Airways maintains that it can withstand the current turbulence in Boeing’s delivery schedules, even as it advances a multibillion-dollar… Read More »
SeaPort Airlines Resumes Flights After Nine-Year Hiatus
SeaPort Airlines has resumed scheduled passenger operations nearly nine years after ceasing business, launching a high-frequency shuttle service between Seattle… Read More »
Brazil’s GOL Gets Court Approval for Chapter 11 Exit Plan
A U.S. bankruptcy court has approved the Chapter 11 restructuring plan of GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, allowing the Brazilian carrier… Read More »
OPUL Jets Expands in Europe With Quinta Jets Acquisition
UK-based OPUL Jets has acquired Portuguese private jet charter firm Quinta Jets, expanding its footprint in Southern Europe. Quinta Jets… Read More »
airBaltic IPO Delayed to 2026, May Seek Latvian State Support
airBaltic may postpone its long-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) to 2026, as the likelihood of a 2025 listing has “significantly… Read More »
Swiss Cancels 1,400 Flights Over Pilot, Aircraft Shortages
Swiss International Air Lines is cancelling 1,400 flights—approximately 1.5% of its scheduled departures—for the 2025 summer season due to a… Read More »
Air Belgium Collapse Leaves $9M in Unpaid Passenger Refunds
The European Travel Agents’ and Tour Operators’ Association (ECTAA) has renewed calls for mandatory airline insolvency protection in Europe following… Read More »