FAA Faces Widespread Airport Staffing Shortages Amid Shutdown
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is struggling to maintain normal operations as staffing shortages spread across U.S. airports during the… Read More »
Airbus A320 Surpasses Boeing 737 in Global Deliveries
Airbus has officially unseated Boeing’s 737 as the most-delivered jetliner in aviation history, marking a pivotal milestone in the decades-long… Read More »
Boeing 777X Delayed to 2027, Raising Stakes in Airbus Rivalry
Boeing’s long‑awaited 777X, the largest passenger plane currently in production, has been delayed yet again—pushing its entry into service to… Read More »
Boeing to Boost 737 Max Production to 42 Jets Monthly
Boeing is preparing to increase production of its 737 Max family of aircraft from 38 to 42 jets per month… Read More »
Two US Flights Diverted After Unruly Passenger Incidents
Air travel in the United States saw two separate cases of unruly passengers this week, forcing flight diversions and emergency… Read More »
Air India 787 Deploys RAT During Approach to Birmingham, Probe Ordered
An Air India Boeing 787-8 (registration VT-ANO), operating flight AI-117 from Amritsar to Birmingham, encountered an uncommon in-flight anomaly on… Read More »
Airlines Redefine the Long-Haul Cabin Experience
Flying long-haul has long tested the limits of passenger endurance, but airlines are reinventing the cabin to fight fatigue, reduce… Read More »
Aeroflot to Dismantle 737 and 747 Cargo Jets for Spare Parts
Russia’s flag carrier, Aeroflot, is reportedly preparing to dismantle eight Boeing cargo aircraft to use as spare parts in maintaining… Read More »
Spirit Airlines to Cut Nearly 100 Planes as It Restructures in Bankruptcy
Spirit Airlines plans to shrink its fleet by nearly 100 aircraft, exiting more than a dozen U.S. markets, as part… Read More »
Bombardier Global 7500 Sets 150th Speed Record in Business Aviation
Bombardier’s flagship Global 7500 has cemented its place as the fastest and longest-range business jet in operation, setting its 150th… Read More »
Thousands of U.S. Air Traffic Controllers Working Unpaid in Shutdown
The U.S. government shutdown has left thousands of air traffic controllers working without pay, raising serious concerns about fatigue, safety,… Read More »
Embraer Q3 Deliveries Rise 5% to 62 Jets, Led by Phenom 300
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer reported higher deliveries in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 5% increase compared to the… Read More »
Lufthansa to Cut 4,000 Jobs, Invest in AI and Digital Transformation
Lufthansa Group has announced plans to cut 4,000 administrative jobs by 2030 as part of a sweeping digital transformation strategy… Read More »
FAA Launches New NOTAM System to Replace Aging 1980s Infrastructure
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially launched the first phase of its long-awaited modernization of the Notice to… Read More »
Airbus Study Shows Surge in Corporate Jet Travel Across Asia
Business aviation is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of corporate travel in Asia, with new research from Airbus Corporate Jets showing… Read More »
Tire Bank Secures Majority Stake in South Korea’s Air Premia
Tire Bank has finalized the purchase of a 22% stake in South Korean hybrid carrier Air Premia, completing the KRW119.4… Read More »
Nigeria’s 3 Horizons Gains AOC for Charter Services
Nigerian start-up 3 Horizons has secured its air operator’s certificate (AOC) from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), granting it… Read More »
Airbus Expands A320neo Production with New Assembly Lines in US, China
Airbus is expanding its global production footprint with the launch of two new final assembly lines (FALs) for the A320neo… Read More »
Worldwide Pilot Shortage Deepens as Airlines Raise Pay and Delay Retirements
Airlines worldwide are scrambling to fill cockpits as the global pilot shortage worsens, fueled by surging travel demand, early retirements,… Read More »
FAA NextGen Air Traffic Reform Delayed, Costs Surge Past $15B
The Federal Aviation Administration’s ambitious NextGen air traffic reform program, once envisioned as a revolutionary leap forward for U.S. aviation,… Read More »
Bookkeeper Stole $500K From Channel Islands Aviation
A longtime bookkeeper at Channel Islands Aviation, a California-based charter carrier, has been convicted of embezzling more than half a… Read More »
Cold War Military Aircraft Auction in Wyoming Starts at Just $25
A rare and unusual auction is underway in northern Wyoming, where a collection of retired Cold War–era military aircraft is… Read More »