Israir Cleared to Resume U.S. Flights by 2026
Israir Airlines has secured final approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation to renew its foreign air carrier permit, setting… Read More »
Scotland’s Loch Lomond Seaplanes Enters Liquidation
Loch Lomond Seaplanes has entered liquidation following a petition to wind up the company, which officially ceased trading on April… Read More »
Hong Kong Airport Reports Surge in Traffic and Profit
Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) has reported strong growth in passenger traffic, cargo throughput, and net profit for the 2024/25… Read More »
Routes World Awards 2025 Finalists Revealed
After a six-week voting period, the finalists for the 2025 Routes World Awards have been announced, recognizing excellence in route… Read More »
India Orders Fuel Switch Checks on Boeing 737 and 787 Jets
India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has instructed all local operators of Boeing 737 and 787 aircraft to inspect… Read More »
Delta Cannibalizing New Airbus Jets to Avoid US Tariffs
Delta Air Lines is reportedly removing engines from newly built Airbus aircraft in Europe to avoid U.S. import tariffs and… Read More »
US Senators Push to Raise International Pilot Retirement Age
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Senate Majority Whip John Thune, is urging the Trump administration to support global… Read More »
Ardian Becomes Largest Heathrow Shareholder Amid £10B Expansion Debate
French investment firm Ardian has increased its stake in Heathrow Airport’s parent company, FGP Topco, to 32.6%, becoming the airport’s… Read More »
Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport Surges Ahead with Record Growth and New Routes
King Khalid International Airport (RUH), operated by Riyadh Airports Company, is rapidly strengthening its position as a key global aviation… Read More »
Miami Airport Breaks Ground on Luxury PS Terminal
Miami International Airport (MIA) has officially broken ground on PS MIA, a new luxury terminal set to open in spring… Read More »
Berlin Brandenburg Airport Connects Germany’s Capital to the World
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), the primary international gateway for Germany’s capital, has become a central hub for air travel in… Read More »
Flexjet Sticks With $7B Embraer Order Despite US Tariffs
Flexjet has confirmed it will proceed with its $7 billion aircraft deal with Embraer Executive Jets, despite the U.S. government’s… Read More »
Azul’s Chapter 11 Restructuring Plan Wins Court Approval
Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras has received court approval to proceed with its Chapter 11 restructuring, marking a key milestone in… Read More »
Libyan Airlines Nears Collapse as Fleet Shrinks, Workers Protest
Libyan Airlines is facing a deepening crisis as its fleet dwindles and employee unrest grows. The state-owned flag carrier has… Read More »
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi to Cease Operations by September 2025
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi will officially cease operations on September 1, 2025, according to a statement from parent company Wizz… Read More »
South Korea to Mandate Fuel Switch Checks on Boeing 787 Jets, Air India Inspects Fleet
South Korea is preparing to instruct all domestic airlines operating Boeing aircraft to inspect fuel cutoff switches, following a deadly… Read More »
Air India Crash Probe Ongoing, CEO Warns Against Premature Conclusions
The investigation into the deadly Air India crash in Ahmedabad is far from over, and it is premature to draw… Read More »
Boeing Settles with Canadian Man Over 737 Max Crash Deaths
Boeing has reached a confidential settlement with a Canadian man whose entire family was killed in the March 2019 crash… Read More »
Fuel Cutoff Caused Air India 787 Crash, Says Preliminary Report
India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation has released its preliminary report on the deadly Air India Flight 171 crash, confirming that… Read More »
Thai Airways in Trade Negotiations to Order More 787s
Thai Airways is considering exercising its option to purchase additional Boeing 787-9 aircraft as part of ongoing trade negotiations between… Read More »
Court Halts Winding-Up Case Against SriLankan Airlines
Sri Lanka’s Commercial High Court has temporarily stayed a winding-up petition filed against SriLankan Airlines over a bond default. The… Read More »
Portugal Relaunches 49.9% TAP Air Portugal Stake Sale
The Portuguese government has officially restarted the privatization process for TAP Air Portugal, aiming to sell a 49.9% stake in… Read More »