Aircraft Shortages Drive Profit Windfall for Airlines
Aircraft shortages are proving to be lucrative for select airlines, as supply constraints empower carriers to sell newly acquired planes… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Elevates Training Experience with New State-of-the-Art Facility
Embarking on a new era of employee development and excellence, Alaska Airlines unveils its latest investment—a cutting-edge training facility set… Read More »
Northern Air Cargo to Furlough Pilots Amid Route Closure to Hawaii
Northern Air Cargo (NAC) announces the impending furlough of 18 pilots following the closure of its Los Angeles to Honolulu… Read More »
Spirit AeroSystems and Airbus Face Tough Negotiations Amid Financial Struggles
As Spirit AeroSystems navigates through turbulent times, recording staggering first-quarter losses, its partnership with Airbus faces pivotal discussions. With losses… Read More »
Boeing KC-46 Tanker Deliveries Temporarily Halted Over Boom Concern
The U.S. Air Force faces a pause in Boeing KC-46 tanker deliveries due to a new issue discovered in the… Read More »
Man Arrested for Running Naked Through Virgin Australia Flight, Knocking Over Flight Attendant
A Virgin Australia flight en route to Melbourne on Monday night was forced to make an emergency turnaround after a… Read More »
Baltimore BWI Airport Employee Intercepted with Loaded Gun at Security Checkpoint
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Baltimore’s BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport thwarted an alarming security breach when they discovered a… Read More »
Loaded Guns Intercepted at Reagan National Airport During Record-Breaking Travel Days
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport made significant interceptions during two of the busiest travel… 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 »
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 »
Singapore Flight Injuries: Probe Points to G-Force Changes
A preliminary investigation into the injuries sustained on a Singapore Airlines flight has revealed that rapid changes in gravitational force… Read More »
United Jet Catches Fire and Aborts Takeoff at O’Hare Airport
United Airlines flight 2901, bound for Seattle, experienced an engine fire on Monday afternoon, leading to an aborted takeoff at… Read More »
Airspace Risks Contribute to Aviation Safety “Permacrisis”
Navigating a business aircraft around the globe doesn’t shield travelers from increasing airspace threats. Security experts at the EBACE 2024… Read More »
Intelsat to Bring Multi-Orbit Inflight Connectivity to Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines (JAL) passengers are set to experience a new level of inflight internet connectivity, thanks to a partnership with… Read More »
Qatar Airways Boeing 787-9 Encounters Turbulence, Injuring 12 Passengers and Crew
A recent incident involving a Qatar Airways Boeing 787-9 has highlighted the dangers of turbulence during commercial flights. The aircraft,… Read More »
Turkish Airlines Flight Attendant Injured in Severe Turbulence Incident Aboard Airbus A321
A recent incident involving severe turbulence aboard a Turkish Airlines Airbus A321 has highlighted the risks posed by mid-flight disruptions…. 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 »
The Story of Jet It Grounding Its Fleet of HondaJets
Jet It, a fractional business jet operator based in Greensboro, North Carolina, launched in 2018 and quickly became the 11th… Read More »
Virgin Australia Pilots Raise Safety Concerns Over Fatigue and Rostering System
Senior pilots at Virgin Australia are voicing concerns over widespread fatigue due to a roster system they claim is pushing… Read More »
Boeing’s Reputation Decline Doesn’t Ground Airline Partners
Boeing’s corporate reputation has faced significant challenges in recent years, experiencing a notable decline, according to the Axios/Harris 100 report…. Read More »