Dominican Republic carrier Arajet plans to grow its network in 2027, including new routes to the U.S., with eight 737-8s set to be delivered during the year.

Atlas Air Worldwide has added 20 purchase rights to its Airbus A350F freighter order, potentially expanding it to 60 aircraft.

The Boeing 737-10 has earned FAA type certification, clearing the way for the company to begin deliveries of the model that accounts for nearly a quarter of its backlog.

Aeromexico says talks between the FAA and Mexican officials over a possible aviation safety downgrade were constructive.

Carriers regularly complain about aircraft delivery delays, which cause them to postpone growth plans and keep older aircraft in service. In turn, airframers blame their supply chain.

IATA has signed an agreement with Somalia’s Transport Ministry and the Somali Civil Aviation Authority to strengthen cooperation on aviation safety.

The Malaysian Finance Ministry says it has made no commitment to fund AirAsia, as the LCC cuts capacity amid cash-flow pressures from soaring jet fuel costs.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says new AI tool SMART will optimize airline schedules and cut airport congestion, not “nationalize” carriers' flight planning.