The agreement lays out how aircraft design certification and production procedures will work now that the UK has exited the EU (Brexit).

An immediately effective airworthiness directive (AD) set for publication May 18 will require operators of U.S.-registered 737 Classics to run a specific test to detect failure of a flap synchro wire.

The airline is one of many in Southeast Asia that are undertaking restructuring efforts and streamlining their fleets.

The electrical issues and related grounding halted momentum that the 737 MAX program was gaining following its return to service in most regions.

European airspace users have complained over what they describe as weaker performance targets imposed on air navigation service providers (ANSPs).

The end appears to be in sight for the Atlantic’s Organized Track System as airlines turn to environmentally op-timized routes.

A coalition of nearly two-dozen CEOs from across the travel and tourism industry called on President Joe Biden to take steps to restart air travel between the U.S. and the UK.

A bipartisan group of U.S. House lawmakers introduced a bill that would prevent the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) from issuing foreign air carrier permits to so-called “flag-of-convenience” carriers, reviving a multi-year effort to restrict foreign LCCs from operating in the transatlantic market.