College Basketball Team Makes Emergency Landing Due to Engine Failure
 
	
			
		A college basketball team got more than it bargained for during a flight home Sunday after the plane the team… Read More »
Comac’s C919 test fleet complete
 
	
			
		The sixth and final Comac C919 prototype has completed its maiden flight at Shanghai’s Pudong International Airport. According to Flightglobal.com… Read More »
Vietnam Airlines adds 19th route to China
 
	
			
		In January, Vietnam Airlines will operate flights between Da Nang, Vietnam and Shanghai, China. This extra route means the airline… Read More »
NTSB Returns To Full Board with Graham, Chapman
 
	
			
		The National Transportation Safety Board is set to return to its full complement of board members with the recent confirmation… Read More »
Christina Koch Sets A New Record For Women Astronauts
 
	
			
		Astronaut Christina Koch already made history in October as one of the astronauts to conduct the first all-women space walk…. Read More »
Bek Air tried to cancel IOSA certificate requirement using lobbyists – Vice PM
 
	
			
		AKIPRESS.COM – Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Roman Sklyar said Bek Air using lobbyists of different levels tried to cancel… Read More »
A survivor of the Kazakhstan plane crash that killed at least 12 said the aircraft was crushed ‘like a tin can’
 
	
			
		Emergency and security personnel are seen at the site of the plane crash near Almaty, Kazakhstan, December 27, 2019. A… Read More »
Let L-410UVP-E10 – Runway Excursion (Democratic Republic)
 
	
			
		Date: Saturday 28 December 2019 Time: 14:34 Type: Let L-410UVP-E10 Operator: Air Fast Congo Registration: 9S-GDX C/n / msn: First… Read More »
Japan Airlines is giving away 50,000 free plane tickets
 
	
			
		TOKYO, JAPAN – APRIL 21: A Japan Airlines Co. (JAL) aircraft takes off at Haneda Airport ahead of Golden Week,… Read More »
The last decade of aviation brings some surprising changes
 
	
			
		The last 10 years have seen major changes in aviation as fuel-efficient, twin-engine aircraft sounded the death knell for jumbo… Read More »
Embraer E175-E2 begins flight-testing
 
	
			
		The Embraer E175-E2, the third smallest variant of the E-Jets E2 family completed its first flight on December 12 from… Read More »
First MC-21 to be powered by PD-14s turbofans..
 
	
			
		Russia’s Irkut has completed work on the fifth example of the MC-21-300 narrowbody airliner – which will be the first… Read More »
Airbus celebrates 100th A220 aircraft milesto..
 
	
			
		Airbus has celebrated the 100th A220 aircraft produced for a customer at a ceremony at the aircraft programme’s headquarters in… Read More »
FAA takes control of MAX certification
 
	
			
		Boeing has lost its capability to approve individual 737 MAX jets for flight after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)… Read More »
Airbus A319neo with PW1100G engines gains EAS..
 
	
			
		Airbus has revealed that the A319neo with PW1100G engines has received its EASA Type Certification. With this news, Airbus confirmed… Read More »
Interjet seeking to off-load its Superjets
 
	
			
		Mexico’s LLC Interjet is seeking to dispose of its Sukhoi Superjet 100. The Russian-made jet is now considered too expensive… Read More »
Here’s Why Planes Fly at 36,000 Feet
 
	
			
		It’s a common situation for travelers. You fasten your seat belt, listen to the pre-flight safety demonstration (we hope), and… Read More »
American offers the most Premium Economy seats in the U.S.
 
	
			
		American Airlines announced it is the first carrier in the United States to finish installing Premium Economy seats on its… Read More »
The dream of flying above traffic jams will soon be reality
 
	
			
		From “Brave New World” to “Blade Runner,” the dream of flying above traffic jams in personal aircraft has a rich… Read More »
A look at NASA’s contributions to aviation
 
	
			
		The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, commonly known as NASA, celebrated the 50th anniversary of a major achievement last weekend…. Read More »
The Boeing 787 is setting new speed records
 
	
			
		The recent record-setting Atlantic crossings by Boeing 787 reminds us of the good old days of “The Sled”. For a… Read More »
There’s no airplane quite like the Grumman X-29
 
	
			
		There’s no airplane quite like the Grumman X-29. Its astonishing forward-swept wings were just one of its many bold innovations…. Read More »
