Carriers in Mexico welcome the U.S. Transportation Department’s lifting of restrictions on operations from Mexico City, but a December FAA safety audit looms large.

The airframer pushes out its 737 production rate target as it struggles to increase the manufacturing pace.

A misunderstanding between JFK Airport air traffic controllers using non-standard phraseology led one to authorize four aircraft to cross in front of a departing A330 cleared by the other, the NTSB found.

Delta is vowing to fight Heathrow's plan to move it to Terminal 4, warning it would split the carrier from its joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic.

Yemenia is overnighting its remaining A320neos abroad as Yemen's civil war escalates, with Aden deemed too unsafe for the national carrier's aircraft to remain.

Arab Air Carrier Organization leaders expect a fast regional recovery once peace returns, but forecast a 10.3% demand drop in 2026.

The European Cockpit Association’s updated safety wish list may help airframers—starting with Airbus, Boeing and Embraer—and suppliers.

One year after the UPS MD-11 crash, FedEx and Western Global's trijet freighter fleets have shrunk by half amid retirements.