Lufthansa Creates New Unit to Oversee City and CityLine
Lufthansa Group has established a new subsidiary, Lufthansa Aviation, to serve as a joint management and coordination hub for Lufthansa… Read More »
Boeing vs. Airbus Safety: What U.S. Accident Data Really Shows
Boeing has been under intense public scrutiny in recent years, largely due to high-profile issues involving the 737 Max and… Read More »
Delta Air Lines Cuts Boeing 757 Flights by 26% as Fleet Retirement Accelerates
Delta Air Lines has sharply reduced its Boeing 757 operations, cutting daily flights by 26% compared with December 2024 as… Read More »
EASA Mandates APU Flap Inspections on Airbus A350 After In-Service Incidents
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a new airworthiness directive requiring inspections of Airbus A350 auxiliary power… Read More »
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: What to Know as the Search Resumes After a Decade
More than ten years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished without a trace, the world’s most perplexing aviation mystery is… Read More »
Air New Zealand Calls for End to Jetstar Airport Subsidies
Air New Zealand CEO Nikhil Ravishankar has called on major airports across the country to stop offering what he describes… Read More »
BBN Airlines Thailand Launches ACMI Operations with A320
BBN Airlines Thailand has begun ACMI operations, launching on December 1, 2025, with Thai VietJetAir as its first customer, according… Read More »
Flexjet Malta Gains Approval for Saudi Domestic Flights
Flexjet has secured authorisation from Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) to operate domestic on-demand charter flights within… Read More »
Lufthansa Says It Is Back on Track Toward Profitability
Lufthansa chief executive Jens Ritter says the airline is firmly “on the path back to profitability” following the progress of… Read More »
FAA Expands Investigation Into Airline Shutdown Violations
The US Federal Aviation Administration has intensified its probe into whether airlines complied with mandatory flight reductions ordered during the… Read More »
SkyLease Cargo Settles USPS Mail Case for $1.03 Million
SkyLease Cargo has agreed to pay USD1.03 million, including USD515,000 in restitution, to resolve a US Department of Justice case… Read More »
Record Cold to Grip Millions as Winter Begins
The first week of meteorological winter is set to deliver record-breaking cold across large portions of the United States, plunging… Read More »
Airbus Cuts 2025 Delivery Target After A320 Fuselage Panel Defects
Airbus has lowered its 2025 aircraft delivery target from 820 to 790 units after identifying defective fuselage panels on a… Read More »
Aer Lingus Pilot Says He Delayed Reporting Incident Due to Fear of ‘Retribution’
An Aer Lingus pilot who was stripped of his command duties after his aircraft failed to capture a navigation beacon… Read More »
JetBlue Still Recovers From Airbus Software Issue as A320 Groundings Persist
JetBlue continues working to recover from the grounding of a significant portion of its A320-family fleet as it addresses an… Read More »
Boeing Predicts Higher Deliveries in 2026 as Stored Jets Run Out
Boeing expects aircraft deliveries to rise in 2026, marking a potential turning point for the manufacturer as it emerges from… Read More »
AOG Technics Director Pleads Guilty in Global Fake Aircraft Parts Scam
The director of AOG Technics, the company at the center of a global scandal involving counterfeit aircraft engine parts, has… Read More »
Wizz Air Needs a 500-Aircraft Fleet to Stay ‘Relevant,’ CEO Says
Wizz Air CEO József Váradi says the airline must grow to a fleet of 500 aircraft in the coming decade… Read More »
Air India Probed After A320 Flew Eight Times With Expired Certificate
Air India has issued a formal clarification after reports alleged that one of its Airbus A320 aircraft operated multiple flights… Read More »
TSA Warns Travelers of New Costs for No Real ID
The Transportation Security Administration is urging travelers to prepare for major changes ahead, warning that flying without a Real ID… Read More »
Sabre Debuts Gen AI Chat Concierge to Streamline Airline Bookings
Sabre has launched a new generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) chat solution for airlines, designed to let travelers plan, book… Read More »
How Black Boxes Reveal the Truth Behind Airplane Crashes
Black boxes are among the most important tools in modern aviation safety, helping investigators determine what happened in the moments… Read More »
Thanksgiving Travel Sets New TSA Record Despite Winter Storm Disruptions
Thanksgiving travel surged to historic levels this year, with the Transportation Security Administration screening more passengers than ever before despite… Read More »
Aircraft Deliveries Hit Seven-Year High as Airbus and Boeing Surge in 2025
Global aircraft deliveries climbed to their highest October level in seven years, marking a major milestone for an industry still… Read More »
US Officials Suspect Cover-Up in Air India Crash Investigation
US investigators fear Indian authorities may be attempting to conceal key findings in the probe of the Air India Flight… Read More »
Global Airlines Rush to Fix A320s After Solar Radiation Alert
Airlines around the world are racing to complete emergency repairs on thousands of Airbus A320-family aircraft after the manufacturer warned… Read More »