Boeing Probes Fuselage Problems in 787 Dreamliners Amid Safety Concerns
Boeing is currently investigating potential assembly errors in some of its 787 Dreamliner jetliners, specifically regarding the installation of fasteners… Read More »
FAA Acknowledges Lax Oversight of Boeing Before 737-9 Max Incident
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Mike Whitaker, admitted that the agency’s oversight of Boeing was “too hands… Read More »
U.S. House Passes No Hidden FEES Act to Ensure Transparency in Travel Accommodation Pricing
The U.S. House of Representatives has recently passed the No Hidden FEES Act, marking a significant step toward enhancing transparency… Read More »
FAA Extends Enhanced Oversight of Boeing Indefinitely
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced it will continue its increased in-person oversight of Boeing and its key supplier,… Read More »
FAA Grants Archer Aviation Approval to Commence Commercial Air Taxi Operations
Archer Aviation has received the green light from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin commercial air taxi services,… Read More »
Airlines Impacted as Germany’s FTI Touristik Files for Bankruptcy
European charter airlines operating out of Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands face financial repercussions following FTI Touristik GmbH’s bankruptcy filing… Read More »
Airbus CEO Urges Increased European Investment in Defense Production
Europe must enhance collaboration on defense projects and significantly increase investment in production capacity, according to Guillaume Faury, CEO of… Read More »
Safran Workers in Montreal Propose New Offer to End Strike, Union Reports
Striking workers at Safran in the Montreal area, who manufacture critical components for Airbus and Boeing aircraft landing gear, have… Read More »
Spain Fines Ryanair, EasyJet, and Other Airlines 150 Million Euros Over Cabin Luggage Fees
In a significant move against several budget airlines, Spanish authorities have imposed fines totaling 150 million euros ($163 million) on… Read More »
FAA Maintains Production Cap on Boeing 737 Max Amid Safety Overhaul
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has decided to continue its restriction on Boeing’s production of the 737 Max aircraft due… Read More »
China to Implement Export Controls on Aviation and Space Components Starting July
Starting July 1st, China will enforce new export controls on certain aviation and space components, as announced by the country’s… Read More »
FAA and Boeing Engage in Intensive Three-Hour Meeting to Overhaul Safety Practices
Boeing executives and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) convened for a crucial three-hour meeting to discuss comprehensive changes aimed at… Read More »
Boeing Rolls Out Improvement Plans in Response to FAA Concerns, Yet Oversight Continues
Boeing has submitted a comprehensive action plan to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to address systemic issues in quality control… Read More »
French President Macron Intervenes in Canada’s Russia Titanium Sanctions for Airbus’s Benefit
In a strategic diplomatic move, French President Emmanuel Macron has reportedly intervened to ease Canadian sanctions on Russian titanium, crucial… Read More »
China Aims for Comac C919 EASA Certification by 2025
Chinese aviation authorities are optimistic about securing European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification for the Comac C919 narrowbody airliner… Read More »
Nigeria Air Project Suspended Indefinitely Amid Controversy, Says Aviation Minister
Nigeria’s ambitious plan to establish a new national carrier, Nigeria Air (NWB, Lagos), has been suspended indefinitely, revealed Festus Keyamo,… Read More »
EASA and FAA Set to Tackle eVTOL Certification at Safety Conference
The upcoming International Aviation Safety conference, jointly organized by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the Federal Aviation… Read More »
Pakistani Stock Exchange Delists PIA Shares and Introduces PIA HoldCo Shares Amidst Privatization
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) has officially delisted shares of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), with the delisting taking effect on… Read More »
KLM and Transavia Challenge New Noise Reduction Proposals at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and its subsidiary, Transavia Airlines, have expressed significant concerns over the Dutch government’s latest noise reduction… Read More »
Japan Airlines Works to Rebuild Trust Following Regulatory Scrutiny of Recent Incidents
Japan Airlines (JAL) faces a crucial period of restoring confidence after a series of incidents, including a collision with a… Read More »
India’s SpiceJet Ordered to Return Aircraft and Engines Following Court Ruling
The Delhi High Court has issued a directive to SpiceJet, a leading Indian low-cost carrier (LCC), to return two aircraft… Read More »
Washington Allocates $240 Million to Address Pilot Shortages Amidst Busy Summer Travel Season
With the commencement of the bustling summer travel season, Washington has earmarked $240 million to tackle the persistent issue of… Read More »
Rolls-Royce Secures Contract for Next-Generation 747 “Doomsday” E-4 Plane Technology
Rolls-Royce, a global leader in aerospace and automotive technology, has announced its success in winning a contract to provide crucial… Read More »
ICAO Welcomes Establishment of MENA Regional Safety Oversight Organization
Collaborative Effort to Enhance Aviation Safety in the Middle East and North Africa The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has… Read More »
New US Law Shields Billionaires from Public Accountability for Private Jet Emissions
Law Makes Private Jet Tracking Harder by Letting Owners and Passengers Stay Anonymous A recent amendment to the Federal Aviation… Read More »
FAA Stresses ‘Long Road’ Ahead for Boeing to Ensure Aircraft Safety
Boeing is on a “long road” to resolving safety concerns, according to FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker, as the company faces… Read More »