NASA Retires Historic DC-8 Flying Laboratory as Era of Early Airliners Nears End in U.S.
NASA’s Douglas DC-8 flying laboratory, one of the last of its kind still flying in the United States, has officially… Read More »
Dana Air Furloughs Staff Amid Operational Audit and Grounding in Nigeria
Dana Air has furloughed numerous employees as it undergoes an operational audit by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). The… Read More »
777 Partners Seeks Restructuring Advice After Bonza Airline Collapse
777 Partners, the Miami-based investment firm, has enlisted Los Angeles-based B Riley Advisory Services to aid in restructuring following the… Read More »
U.S. Justice Department Finds Boeing in Breach of 2021 Criminal Prosecution Agreement
The U.S. Justice Department has declared that Boeing Co. failed to comply with the terms of a 2021 agreement that… Read More »
Over 160 U.S. Lawmakers Call on Mediation Board to Aid Flight Attendants in Contract Negotiations
A bipartisan group of 168 U.S. lawmakers, led by Democratic Representative Melanie Stansbury, has made a significant appeal to the… Read More »
Major U.S. Airlines File Lawsuit Against Biden Administration Over Fee Transparency Rule
In a significant legal challenge, major U.S. airlines have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Transportation over its… Read More »
SEC Probes Boeing Over Safety Declarations Following 737 Max Incident, Sources Say
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has indeed initiated an investigation into Boeing’s safety protocol declarations after a recent… Read More »
Senate Approves $105 Billion FAA Bill to Enhance Air Safety and Traveler Services
Just before the expiration of the existing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) law, the Senate has passed a critical $105 billion… Read More »
NTSB to Announce Safety Findings for FedEx-Southwest Near Miss in Texas
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is set to hold a meeting on June 6th in Washington, D.C., to discuss… Read More »
President Biden Expresses Concern Over Boeing’s Lockout of Union Firefighters
President Joe Biden has expressed his concern over Boeing’s decision to lock out its unionized firefighters amid an ongoing contract… Read More »
Camair-Co’s Debt Crisis Deepens as It Remains Second Most Indebted State-Owned Enterprise in Cameroon
Camair-Co, the national airline of Cameroon, headquartered in Douala, continues to grapple with a staggering debt burden totaling XAF124 billion… Read More »
Saudi Arabia to Present $100 Billion Aviation Investment Opportunities at Future Aviation Forum
Saudi Arabia is set to unveil over $100 billion worth of investment opportunities at the upcoming Future Aviation Forum (FAF24)… Read More »
U.S. DoJ Sets Meeting Date with Boeing Victims’ Families as Decision Looms
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has scheduled a critical meeting with the families of the victims involved in the Boeing… Read More »
Caribbean Nations Seek Greater Share from $1.5 Billion Cruise Line Investment in Private Islands
Cruise lines have long capitalized on exclusive private islands and beaches, creating luxurious escapes that significantly contribute to their revenues…. Read More »
Pakistan Moves Closer to Privatizing PIA with Recent Regulatory Approvals
The planned privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the state-owned carrier, has made significant progress with recent approvals from the… Read More »
Qantas Agrees to $100 Million Penalty and Remediation Payments in Settlement with ACCC
Qantas has reached a settlement with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), agreeing to pay a AUD 100 million… Read More »
Bonza’s Financial Troubles Deepen as Insolvency Proceedings Begin in Australia
Bonza, an Australian low-cost carrier based at Sunshine Coast, is facing intensified scrutiny and legal challenges following its collapse on… Read More »
China and Airbus Enhance Aviation Ties with New Memorandum of Understanding
China has taken a significant step towards strengthening its aviation industry ties with Europe through a new Memorandum of Understanding… Read More »
Go First Faces Liquidation as Court Orders Return of 54 Aircraft to Lessors
In a significant development for the aviation industry, the beleaguered Indian low-cost airline Go First is on the brink of… Read More »
Embry-Riddle and FAA Join Forces to Enhance Pilot Mental Health Protocols
In a significant shift toward prioritizing mental health within the aviation industry, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and the Federal Aviation Administration… Read More »
U.S. Congress Approves $105 Billion Funding Boost for FAA, Enhancing Aviation Safety and Modernization Through 2028
The U.S. Congress has successfully finalized a significant FAA reauthorization package, securing $105 billion in funding for the Federal Aviation… Read More »
Kenya Airways Halts Flights to DRC Following Arrest of Employees by Congolese Military
Kenya Airways has suspended its flights to Kinshasa N’Djili, Democratic Republic of Congo, effective April 30, in response to the… Read More »