Unum to showcase business class seat at AIX
Unum Aircraft Seating is to showcase the company’s new Unum One business class seat at the Aircraft Interiors Expo alongside… Read More »
CemAir leases two CRJ900s from TrueNoord
Specialist regional aircraft lessor TrueNoord has successfully remarketed two YoM 2016 Bombardier CRJ900 ER NextGen aircraft (MSN15398 and MSN 15400)… Read More »
Mriya pilot Dmytro Antonov on Hostomel and the second An-225 part 1
For many years, Antonov Airlines was one of Ukraine’s great ambassadors. It is a subsidiary of the Antonov Company whose… Read More »
Bahraini flag-carrier Gulf Air’s fleet is available for private charters
Bahraini flag-carrier Gulf Air, in a move to develop a new revenue stream, has decided to make its fleet of… Read More »
CMA CGM receives air carrier certificate and first Boeing 777F
CMA CGM Air Cargo received its air carrier certificate from the French Civil Aviation Authority on June 1, following the… Read More »
Atlas Air takes delivery of latest 747 freighter
Atlas Air has taken delivery of the first of four Boeing B747-8 freighters – one of the last of the… Read More »
Colombo court lifts ban on detained Aeroflot Airbus A330 from leaving Sri Lanka
The Colombo Commercial High Court has suspended a previous order that prevented an Airbus A330 aircraft operated by Russian national… Read More »
SpiceJet grounds 90 Boeing 737 MAX pilots after DGCA fine
Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet has restricted 90 pilots from operating Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after receiving a fine from the… Read More »
TAAG to wet-lease an A330 from Hi Fly to support its Luanda-Lisbon schedule
TAAG Angola Airlines, the state-owned carrier of the Republic of Angola, announced that it will be wet leasing an Airbus… Read More »
In a 747 cockpit with 40-year veteran Captain Cameron Livingstone
The iconic Boeing 747 was the first wide-body aircraft in the history of aviation, and the first aircraft to be… Read More »
American Airlines Parks 100 Regional Jets Due to Pilot Shortage
With the summer travel season underway, there is another possible hurdle to overcome for airlines. American Airlines CEO Robert Isom… Read More »
Why Australia is returning to a 70-year-old seaplane
Airlines across the world tend to capitalize on the latest high-tech aircraft to squeeze profit in a heavily contested market…. Read More »
Airbus sets date for auctions of parts from a scrapped Emirates A380
Airbus has set the date for an auction of 500 parts from a retired A380, hoping to entice bids from… Read More »
Global aircraft deliveries of 83 aircraft for April show a 34% improvement over 2021
Global aircraft orders for April have seen a continuation of the strong order books seen at the start of the… Read More »
Singapore Airlines and Boeing in talks regarding 777-9 delays
After several delays and eventually failing to deliver the long-awaited Boeing 777-9 aircraft on time, Boeing has reached out to… Read More »
Atlas Air Worldwide takes delivery of a Boeing 747-8 freighter
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings announced on June 2 it has taken delivery of a Boeing 747-8 freighter, which will operate… Read More »
Why the Human Factors of aviation maintenance matter
Frequently, aircraft maintenance professionals are placed in uncomfortable situations when maintaining aircraft. The alarm sounds at 0605 local, and I… Read More »
United Airlines to invest in expanding largest flight training facility
United Airlines announced that it is expanding its Denver flight training center, which the airline says is, “the largest facility… Read More »
Delta working on a deal with Boeing for 100 of its 737-10 MAX jets
Delta Air Lines Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian said on Wednesday June 1 it was still trying to reach an… Read More »
Five Russian carriers return leased aircraft
A newly-revealed Russian document lists the airlines that returned aircraft to foreign lessors and shows how the authorities saw such… Read More »
Europe’s EASA progresses on Civil Supersonic Jet regulations
Spike Aerospace is still pursuing development of its S-512 supersonic business jet. Preliminary specifications and performance data includes a top… Read More »
FAA wants to assess ‘multiple’ safety improvements at Boeing over the next 3 years
Boeing employees will still be allowed to perform some safety analysis on the company’s aircraft, but for three more years… Read More »