JetBlue to Invest $100 Million in JFK Terminal 5 Redesign
JetBlue Airways has announced plans for a $100 million upgrade to its terminal at New York John F. Kennedy International… Read More »
Airbus Surpasses 16,000 Aircraft Deliveries
In a monumental milestone, European aerospace giant Airbus announced on March 7, 2025, that it has now delivered 16,028 aircraft… Read More »
Bravo Air Expands with Citation Bravo Addition
Bravo Air (USA), operating out of Augusta Bush Regional, has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet with the induction of its… Read More »
New World Aviation Ends Global 6000 Ops
New World Aviation (Pennsylvania), operating from Allentown International, has officially ceased operations with Bombardier Global-series aircraft after retiring the sole… Read More »
Great Flight Adds Citation Jet 3 to Fleet
Great Flight (GFF) has enhanced its Part 135-certified fleet by adding its first Citation Jet 3, a development that highlights… Read More »
M&N Aviation Retires Final Learjet 60, Transfers to Altius
M&N Aviation has officially retired the last Learjet 60 from its Part 135-certified fleet, marking the end of an era… Read More »
SWAPO’s Air Namibia Revival Criticized by PDM
Namibia’s ruling party, SWAPO, has unveiled plans to revive the bankrupt national carrier, Air Namibia, drawing sharp criticism from opposition… Read More »
Eclair Aviation Reintroduces Challenger 605 to Fleet
Eclair Aviation has added a renewed edge to its fleet by reintroducing the Bombardier Challenger 605, a move confirmed by… Read More »
Nigeria’s Abuja Terminal Shutdown Urged Over Airport Crime
A Nigerian task force investigating illegal charter operations has called for the immediate shutdown and reorganisation of Abuja’s general aviation… Read More »
Air France-KLM Eyes TAP Amid Political Winds
Air France-KLM is reportedly exploring a strategic move to replicate its Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) takeover model with a potential acquisition… Read More »
Star Wings Dortmund Expands Fleet with First Citation M2 Jet
Star Wings Dortmund Luftfahrtgesellschaft, based in Dortmund, Germany, has expanded its fleet with the addition of its first Cessna Citation… Read More »
flydubai and Busy Bee Airways Deny Talks on Acquiring India’s Go First
flydubai and Busy Bee Airways have refuted recent media reports suggesting a collaborative effort to acquire the assets of defunct… Read More »
Skytrans Expands with New AOC for Narrowbody Operations in Australia
Skytrans, a prominent Australian regional airline based in Cairns, has marked a significant milestone in its operational capabilities with the… Read More »
Alaman Air Expands Fleet with First CRJ200ER for Diverse Operations
Kazakh charter operator Alaman Air has recently expanded its fleet by acquiring its first CRJ200ER, effectively doubling its aircraft holdings,… Read More »
Corsair Capital Acquires Majority Stake in IDnow for Expansion
Corsair Capital has increased its stake in IDnow, acquiring a majority share in the AI-powered identity verification platform. The investment… Read More »
Meta Targets Massive AI Deployment to Empower Millions of Businesses
Meta Platforms is taking significant strides in the AI sector, particularly in generative AI and foundational large language models, with… Read More »
Air France-KLM Group Sees Growth and Fleet Renewal
The Air France-KLM Group, which includes the flagship carriers as well as low-cost brands Transavia and Transavia France, is demonstrating… Read More »
Air NZ CEO Greg Foran to Step Down
Air New Zealand’s Chief Executive, Greg Foran, will step down from his role in October 2025, marking the end of… Read More »
Brussels Airlines Posts 11% Profit Growth in 2024
Brussels Airlines, part of the Lufthansa Group, reported a record operating profit of €59 million ($65 million) for 2024—an 11%… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Optimism Fuels Cruise Demand
Royal Caribbean Group CEO Jason Liberty remains upbeat about the future of cruise vacations despite ongoing economic uncertainty. In a… Read More »
Southwest Airlines to Shut Down Two Satellite FA Bases in Austin and Fort Lauderdale
Southwest Airlines has announced the closure of its two satellite cabin crew bases at Austin-Bergstrom International and Fort Lauderdale International,… Read More »
Luxaviation Germany Reinitiates Citation Mustang Flights
Luxaviation Germany has announced the re-launch of its Citation Mustang operations as of March 2025, marking a significant re-entry into… Read More »
Etihad Airways Delays IPO to 2Q25, Eyes $1 Billion Raise
Etihad Airways has postponed its highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO) to the second quarter of 2025, with plans to… Read More »
Skyside Expands Operations with A321F and Eyes Growth in Bizjet Sector
Skyside, based in Vienna, is set to expand its operations significantly in the second quarter of 2025, as the company… Read More »
German eVTOL Developer Lilium Files for Insolvency Again
German eVTOL developer Lilium, based in Oberpfaffenhofen, has filed for insolvency after failing to secure critical funding. The company announced… Read More »
Hyperion Fund Eyes Major Stake in Spain’s Gestair Amid Expansion
In a strategic move within the aerospace and private aviation sectors, the Hyperion Fund is currently in advanced negotiations to… Read More »