Air Force Now Expects First New Air Force One Delivery in Mid-2028
The U.S. Air Force now expects Boeing to deliver the first of two next-generation Air Force One aircraft in mid-2028—a… Read More »
Kenya Airways Plans Accra Base With Three Embraer E190 Jets
Kenya Airways is moving forward with plans to establish an aircraft base in Accra as part of a broader strategy… Read More »
New York Court Throws Out Wheels Up Suit Against flyExclusive
The Supreme Court of the State of New York has dismissed a lawsuit filed by private aviation company Wheels Up… Read More »
Abra Group Weighs Smaller Aircraft to Unlock New Markets
Abra Group, the parent company of Avianca, GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, Wamos Air, and NG Servicios Aéreos, is evaluating the… Read More »
ECOWAS to Cut Airfare Taxes Across West Africa From 2026
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced sweeping reforms aimed at reducing the high cost of air… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Secures $50M Lifeline to Avoid Sudden Shutdown
Spirit Airlines secured up to $100 million in Chapter 11 bankruptcy financing. Under the amended debtor-in-possession (DIP) agreement, Spirit can… Read More »
Pegasus Airlines Sets Up Dutch Unit for Smartwings Acquisition
Turkey’s Pegasus Airlines has established a Dutch subsidiary as part of its planned acquisition of Smartwings, the Czech carrier, advancing… Read More »
Frontier Airlines Names James Dempsey Interim CEO
Frontier Airlines has appointed James Dempsey as interim chief executive officer, marking a leadership change as the ultra-low-cost carrier works… Read More »
Central Asia Becomes Fastest-Growing Aviation Market Worldwide
Central Asia has emerged as the world’s fastest-growing aviation market, recording nearly 500% capacity growth over the past two decades… Read More »
SAF Production Growth to Slow as Policies Drive Airline Costs
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production is expected to see strong growth this year before slowing in 2026, according to the… Read More »
Delta Plans Hybrid-Electric Taxi System to Cut Fuel Use
Delta Air Lines is planning to adopt a hybrid-electric aircraft taxiing system developed by Green Taxi Aerospace, in partnership with… Read More »
Cleveland Hopkins Seen as Future United Airlines Hub
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport has been identified as a potential future hub for United Airlines, according to an analysis by… Read More »
Southwest Airlines to Open Austin Crew Base With City Incentives
Southwest Airlines will open a new crew base at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in March, marking a significant expansion of its… Read More »
Rolls-Royce May Shift £1.6 Trillion Jet Engine Project to US or Germany
Rolls-Royce is considering moving a multitrillion-pound jet engine program to the United States or Germany, a shift that would deal… Read More »
Airbus Must Deliver 133 More Jets to Meet Its Reduced 2025 Target
Airbus still has more than 100 aircraft left to deliver in order to meet its revised 2025 production target, raising… Read More »
LATAM Brazil Lures Embraer E2 Pilots With Major Signing Bonuses
LATAM Airlines Brazil is launching an aggressive recruitment campaign as it prepares for the arrival of its new Embraer E195-E2… Read More »
EVIO Launches EVIO 810 Hybrid-Electric Regional Aircraft
EVIO has officially launched with the unveiling of the EVIO 810, a hybrid-electric regional aircraft backed by Boeing and Pratt… Read More »
Azul’s Chapter 11 Plan Approved by US Bankruptcy Court
A United States bankruptcy court has approved the Chapter 11 reorganisation plan of Brazil’s Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras, clearing a… Read More »
Atlantic Aviation Acquires ExecuJet’s St. Maarten FBO
ExecuJet Caribbean, a subsidiary of the Luxaviation Group, has completed the sale of its fixed-base operator (FBO) at St. Maarten’s… Read More »
Switzerland’s BlueLight Plans A340-300 Launch for Humanitarian Ops
Switzerland-based start-up BlueLight is preparing to launch non-profit humanitarian flight operations using two Airbus A340-300 aircraft, positioning the widebody quadjets… Read More »
TUI Airways to Close Luton Base Ahead of Summer 2026
TUI Airways has confirmed plans to close its operational base at London Luton Airport ahead of the summer 2026 season,… Read More »
Norse Atlantic Cancels Planned Share Offering After Stock Drops
Norse Atlantic Airways has canceled a proposed offering of additional shares, reversing plans that would have allowed existing shareholders to… Read More »
Americans Plan More Travel in 2026 as Demand Stays Strong
Nearly half of Americans expect to travel more next year, signaling sustained demand for leisure travel despite economic uncertainty. According… Read More »
WestJet Pauses Rollout of Non-Adjustable Economy Seats
WestJet Airlines said Friday it will pause the rollout of non-adjustable economy seats starting next week, following customer backlash over… Read More »
Foreign Arrivals in China Hit 25 Million, Budget Hotels Lead
China welcomed a surge in inbound travel this year, with foreign arrivals reaching nearly 25.6 million in the first eight… Read More »
Human Creativity: The Fluidity of Ideas in Contrast With Machines
What makes human thought so remarkably flexible, inventive, capable of crossing invisible boundaries to transform one idea into another? At… Read More »