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Denver Airport CEO Outlines International Network Ambitions
DENVER–The leaders of North America’s third-largest airport see expansion of international connectivity as key to…
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Daily Memo: SAF Initiatives Are Ramping Up Across Asia
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InterCaribbean To Launch U.S. Routes This Year Amid Fleet Shake-Up
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EASA Directive Targets A350 Hydraulic Leak Risk
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50 New Routes Starting In May 2025
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Ryanair Won’t Rule Out Comac, As Tariffs Loom Over Boeing Orderbook
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Delta, SAS Secure Codeshare Green Light Despite JetBlue Objection
The U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) has approved a codeshare agreement between Delta Air Lines and new SkyTeam…
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Anduril unveils Barracuda line of munitions
Anduril has been working on a new line of networked, jet-powered munitions called Barracuda, the company told…
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Drag Reducing Riblets To Be Applied To A330
FLORENCE, Italy—Lufthansa Technik confirms it is developing a drag-reducing riblet film retrofit plan for the Airbus…
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United Airlines CEO Believes Boeing Has Turned A Corner
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby believes Boeing has “turned the corner,” impressed with the moves new chief executive…
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Turkish Airlines Firms Santiago Launch
Turkish Airlines is set to deepen its reach into Latin America this December with the launch of its inaugural…
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Airports Have ‘No Choice’ But To Implement New Technologies, ACI Says
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan—Airport executives gathered here at the annual Airports Council International-North America…
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Air France Plans Manila Return After 20-Year Absence
Air France is returning to the Philippines’ capital Manila during the winter 2024-25 season, more than two decades…
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Indian MoD awards contract to produce new Su-30MKI engines
The Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a contract to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) to produce 240…
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Pentagon NGAD Uncertainty Pressures Adaptive Engine-Makers To ‘Adapt’
After decades of development and billions of dollars of investment, the destiny of U.S. adaptive combat engine…
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Airlines Boost Resilience To Navigate Weather Woes
It is nearly 80F in Dallas when Southwest Airlines executives sit down for a post-summer interview—and thoughts are…