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Bombardier Global 8000 Enters Service
Bombardier delivered the first ultra-long-range Global 8000 on Dec. 8, marking its entry into service. Patrick Dovigi,…
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Philippines Logs Growing MRO Capacity
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Are Electric Air Taxis In Florida Airports’ Future?
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Eurocontrol, ACI Europe Provide Climate Change Guidance To Airports
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Boeing, Airbus Close Acquisitions Of Spirit Aero, Take In Aerostructures
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DOT Cancels Southwest’s Final Meltdown Payment, Citing $1B Investment
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The Longest (And Shortest) Routes In The World
Singapore Airlines’ ultra-long-haul service between Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) and New York John F. Kennedy…
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Overland returns to international routes
The regional airline has taken two of the small narrowbody jets into its inventory since September 2023 and plans to…
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Dominican Carrier Arajet Sees U.S. Flights As Key To Building Santo Domingo Hub
Dominican Republic-based Arajet has significant ambitions in the U.S. market, which the airline plans to start serving…
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United Airlines To Add New Beijing, Rome, Panama Routes
United Airlines is expanding its network in 2025 with additions to international and domestic markets, including…
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AAR Pays Out $55M To Resolve Airline Bribery Case
MRO provider AAR is to pay more than $55 million to resolve investigations by the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) and…
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Carbon Elfnalysis: One Aircraft Type Proves Most Efficient In December
With the festive season well underway, cargo carriers work hard to deliver all our frantically ordered last-minute…
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British Airways To Suspend Abu Dhabi Amid Trent 1000 Issues
British Airways (BA) is suspending flights between London and Abu Dhabi as the carrier grapples with supply chain…
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Pegasus Airlines Places Large Boeing 737-10 Order
FRANKFURT—Turkish LCC Pegasus Airlines’ order for up to 200 Boeing 737-10s is not only a significant win for Boeing…
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Air Transat Returns To Germany After Decade-Long Absence
Air Transat plans to introduce the only nonstop connection between Canada and Berlin during the summer 2025 season.
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IATA, ACI Europe Loudly Differ On Airport Capacity Approach
The separate associations representing global airlines and European airports are in vocal opposition on the problem of…