Flight 3407 Families Warn FAA Nominee Not to Weaken Pilot Training Rules
Families of Flight 3407 victims returned to Washington on Wednesday, June 25, vowing to hold U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy… Read More »
North Korea Opens Wonsan Beach Resort to Boost Tourism
North Korea has opened a long-delayed beach resort on the country’s east coast in an effort to boost tourism, according… Read More »
Sono Group Takes Control of t’way Air After Share Purchase
Sono International Co., Ltd. has officially taken control of South Korea’s low-cost carrier t’way Air after completing a final KRW25… Read More »
Garuda Indonesia Secures $405M Loan from Wealth Fund
Garuda Indonesia has secured a USD405 million shareholder loan from Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, Danantara (Daya Anagata Nusantara), according to… Read More »
Judge Removes Seaborne Airlines Execs Over Sale Bid Concerns
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida has removed Seaborne Airlines’ senior management and appointed a trustee… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Challenges United–JetBlue ‘Blue Sky’ Alliance
Spirit Airlines has filed a formal complaint with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) against the proposed partnership between JetBlue… Read More »
El Al Resumes Flights as Israeli Airspace Reopens
El Al Israel Airlines has begun restoring its flight operations to and from Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport following the… Read More »
China Airlines Plans $2 Billion Fleet Expansion with Airbus Jets
China Airlines has announced plans to expand its fleet with the addition of up to 13 aircraft, including five Airbus… Read More »
NTSB: Boeing Lacked Oversight, Training Ahead of 737-9 Max Emergency
Boeing failed to provide adequate training, guidance, and oversight to prevent the mid-air cabin panel blowout of a new 737-9… Read More »
Mumbai Airport Secures $1 Billion for Terminal 1 Overhaul
Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is set to undergo a major redevelopment as operator Adani Airports Holdings secures $1… Read More »
Israel and Iraq Reopen Airspace After Iran Ceasefire
Israel and Iraq reopened their airspace on June 24, 2025, following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. However, Iranian… Read More »
Kenya Finance Bill 2025 Raises Aviation Sector Costs
Kenya’s aviation sector is expected to face rising operational costs following the passage of the Finance Bill 2025, which reinstates… Read More »
Bulgaria Revokes Jet Sky Airways Operating Licence
Jet Sky Airways has had its operating licence revoked by the Bulgarian Civil Aviation Administration (BGCAA). The decision, issued on… Read More »
Dassault to Manufacture Falcon 2000 Jets in India by 2028
Dassault Aviation will begin manufacturing its Falcon 2000LXS business jets in India through a joint venture with Reliance Aerostructure Limited…. Read More »
Israel Approves $8 Billion War Insurance for Israeli, Foreign Airlines
Israel has approved an $8 billion state-backed insurance guarantee to cover war-related risks for both Israeli and foreign airlines, marking… Read More »
Texas Court Allows Southwest Pilots’ Lawsuit Against Boeing
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) can proceed with its lawsuit against Boeing, following a decision by the Texas Supreme… Read More »
Macquarie Buys Major Stakes in Three UK Airports
Macquarie Asset Management, part of Australia’s Macquarie Group, has struck a landmark deal to acquire significant ownership positions in three… Read More »
Air India Cuts Flights, Faces DGCA Show-Cause Notice
Air India has announced a 15% reduction in its Boeing 777 and 787 long-haul flights until at least July 15,… Read More »
VietJetAir Raises $191M from Sovico, Local Investor
VietJet Aviation JSC has raised VND5 trillion (USD191 million) through a private capital increase after selling 50 million shares to… Read More »
Tonga’s Lulutai Breaks Even, Eyes Investment from Sunair
Lulutai Airlines is now operating at break-even levels after years of losses, according to Tonga’s Deputy Prime Minister Taniela Fusimalohi,… Read More »
Europe’s EASA Halts Plans for Single-Pilot Airline Operations
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has paused its efforts to develop regulations for single-pilot airline operations, stating that… Read More »
Navan Files Confidential IPO Paperwork with SEC
Navan, the travel, card, and expense management platform formerly known as TripActions, has taken a key step toward going public… Read More »