Air New Zealand Warns of Worsening Aircraft Groundings in 2025
Air New Zealand (NZ, Auckland International) has warned that its aircraft groundings will worsen before improving, with up to 11… Read More »
Thai Airways Plans Fleet, Network Expansion Ahead of 2025 Relist
Thai Airways International (TG, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi) is preparing for significant fleet and network expansion as it aims to exit court-supervised… Read More »
Executive Jet Management Ends GVII-G600 Charter Operations
Executive Jet Management (EJM, Cincinnati Lunken) has ceased GVII-G600 charter operations following the retirement of its only two aircraft of… Read More »
Airbus Nears Deal with Spirit Aero, Signing Expected in Weeks
Airbus is set to finalize a deal to acquire parts of Spirit AeroSystems’ European operations in the coming weeks, according… Read More »
Avcon Jet Retires Its Only Falcon 7X from Austrian Fleet
Avcon Jet has retired its only Dassault Falcon 7X, marking a shift in its fleet strategy. The 14.5-year-old aircraft, registered… Read More »
AirBorneo Acquisition Progresses, Fleet Plans Still Unclear
Sarawak’s Premier, Abang Johari Openg, has confirmed the acquisition of MASwings but remained tight-lipped about the cost and fleet details…. Read More »
VistaJet Malta Fights for EU Trademark Despite Legal Setback
VistaJet Malta remains determined to secure a European Union trademark for the distinctive red stripe on its silver fuselage, despite… Read More »
FLYUSA Adds First Citation Bravo to Part 135 Charter Fleet
FLYUSA, based at Tampa International Airport, has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet with the addition of its first Citation Bravo…. Read More »
Delta Defends Pilots Amid Online Disinformation
Delta Air Lines and its regional subsidiary, Endeavor Air, are robustly defending the credentials of two of their pilots after… Read More »
Boeing Delivers 100th 767 Freighter to SF Airlines
Boeing has reached a major milestone in its converted freighter program by delivering its 100th 767-300BCF to SF Airlines, the… Read More »
ATR Soars in Turboprop Market Amid Strategic Shifts
Based in Toulouse, ATR Aircraft has spent 40 years carving out its niche as the global leader in the turboprop… Read More »
Ranking the World’s Most Expensive Fighter Jets
In today’s high-stakes defense landscape, investing in advanced fighter jets is one of the most significant commitments any nation can… Read More »
Airbus Certifies Pratt-Powered A321XLR
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has achieved a significant milestone with the certification of a new variant of its popular A321XLR,… Read More »
FAA Job Cuts Risk Air Safety, Key Support Staff Axed
The recent layoffs at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), initiated by the White House, have sparked significant safety concerns despite… Read More »
Jet Logistics Adds Cirrus Vision Jet G2+ for Organ Transplant Missions
Jet Logistics (based at Charleston Executive Airport) has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet by introducing a brand-new Cirrus Vision Jet… Read More »
Paradigm Jet Management Expands Fleet with Falcon 900EX, Hawker 900XP
Paradigm Jet Management (Muskegon) has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet, adding a Falcon 900EX and Hawker 900XP, while retiring its… Read More »
Volato Removes All Part 135 Jets After Fleet Transfer to FlyExclusive
Volato (TMB, Houston Hobby) no longer lists any aircraft under its Part 135 certificate following the removal of its final… Read More »
Crypto Fraudster Bankman-Fried Forfeits $1B in Assets, Private Jets
A U.S. court has ordered convicted cryptocurrency fraudster Samuel Bankman-Fried (SBF) to forfeit approximately USD1 billion in assets, including two… Read More »
EASA Approves A321XLR; Airbus Faces US Delivery Uncertainty
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has certified the Airbus A321-200NY(XLR) powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1100G GTF engines,… Read More »
SalamAir Plans to Lease 10 More A320s for Expansion
SalamAir (OV, Muscat) plans to expand its fleet with 10 additional A320 aircraft over the next three years, as it… Read More »
Court Approves Spirit Airlines’ Financial Reorganization Plan
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved Spirit Airlines’ (NK, Fort Lauderdale International) financial… Read More »
Alaska Air Group Faces More Boeing Delivery Delays in 2025
Alaska Air Group, the parent company of Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air, has confirmed further delays in Boeing… Read More »