Midair Helicopter Collision in New Jersey Kills One, Injures Another
A midair helicopter collision in southern New Jersey on Sunday, December 28, left one pilot dead and another critically injured,… Read More »
US Expands Travel Ban to Two Caribbean Nations
The United States has expanded its travel ban to include two additional Caribbean countries, citing national security concerns linked to… Read More »
Havana Air Files for Chapter 11 as Airline Bankruptcies Mount in 2025
With just days remaining in 2025, the wave of airline bankruptcies affecting small and mid-sized carriers shows no sign of… Read More »
Viva A321neo Crew Tries Landing on Occupied Runway at JFK
An embarrassing and potentially dangerous incident unfolded at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on the early afternoon of… Read More »
This California Airport Now Lets Non-Passengers Pass TSA Security
A growing number of US airports are rethinking who gets access beyond the security checkpoint, and a California hub has… Read More »
Kyrgyzstan Nears Exit From EU Air Safety List After 20 Years
Kyrgyzstan could soon be removed from the European Union’s Air Safety List, ending nearly two decades of restrictions on its… Read More »
Honeywell Flags $470M Exposure in Flexjet Engine Lawsuit
Honeywell International has disclosed a potential USD 470 million liability linked to a long-running lawsuit filed by Flexjet, according to… Read More »
Fastjet Mozambique Cleared to Launch Domestic Flights
Solenta Aviation Mozambique has received long-awaited regulatory approval to begin scheduled domestic passenger services, clearing the way for the relaunch… Read More »
US Bankruptcy Laws Draw Foreign Airlines to Chapter 11 Courts
Favourable bankruptcy laws in the United States are increasingly attracting foreign airlines to US courts, as carriers seek restructuring tools… Read More »
Boeing Seeks FAA Waiver to Extend 777F Sales Beyond 2027
Boeing has asked the United States Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration to waive a fuel-efficiency regulation that… Read More »
Wheels Up Gets NYSE Warning, Closes $105M Jet Sale-Leaseback
US-based private aviation operator Wheels Up has received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange warning that it is… Read More »
Italy Fines Ryanair $302M Over Blocking Online Travel Agencies
Italy’s competition watchdog has imposed a EUR 255.8 million (USD 302 million) fine on Ryanair and its parent, Ryanair Holdings,… Read More »
Air Corsica Targets Turnaround as Transformation Gains Emerge in 2026
French regional carrier Air Corsica says it is encouraged by the early progress of its multi-year transformation plan and expects… Read More »
AirGuide’s Business & Travel News Now Available to Millions of Users
AirGuide’s Business & Travel News Now Available to Millions of Users New York, NY (USA) (AirGuide / Pyramid Media Group)… Read More »
Bombardier Global 8000 Wins FAA Type Certification
Bombardier has secured United States Federal Aviation Administration type certification for its flagship Global 8000, marking a major regulatory milestone… Read More »
India Competition Watchdog Probes IndiGo Flight Disruptions
India’s competition watchdog has launched a formal probe into the operational breakdown at IndiGo after the carrier cancelled thousands of… Read More »
AAA Forecasts 8 Million Air Travelers Over Christmas Holiday
Airlines across the United States are preparing for one of the busiest travel periods of the year as the Christmas… Read More »
Air T Completes Acquisition of Australia’s Rex Airline
US-based aviation holding company Air T has completed its acquisition of Rex – Regional Express, becoming the 100% owner of… Read More »
Jets Avoid Collision After Parallel Runway Takeoff at Houston IAH
Two commercial aircraft narrowly avoided a midair collision shortly after takeoff at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on December… Read More »
Pilot Declares Mayday After SpaceX Rocket Explosion Endangers Flights
A pilot declared “Mayday” after a SpaceX rocket explosion forced multiple passenger aircraft to fly through falling debris over the… Read More »
Pentagon Struggles to Turn AI Ambitions Into Operational Power
The US Department of Defense has made clear that artificial intelligence will be central to future military power, yet translating… Read More »
Northrop Grumman Returns B-2 Bomber to Service at Lower Cost
Northrop Grumman has successfully returned a damaged B-2 Spirit stealth bomber to operational service with the US Air Force, following… Read More »
Emirates A380 Pilot Calls Out JFK ATC Over Unclear Taxi Instructions
An unusual and tense exchange between an Emirates Airbus A380 flight crew and air traffic controllers at New York’s John… Read More »
Why Spirit and Frontier Must Merge to Survive
Recent announcements involving Spirit Airlines, including fleet changes and new funding arrangements, have raised fresh questions about the carrier’s long-term… Read More »
Volaris and Viva Aerobus Agree to Merge in Mexico LCC Deal
Mexico’s two busiest airlines, Volaris and Viva Aerobus, have agreed to merge, creating a new low-cost airline group that would… Read More »
House Panel Backs Bill to Guarantee Air Traffic Controller Pay
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has unanimously approved bipartisan legislation designed to ensure air traffic controllers and other essential… Read More »