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T’Way Air rebrands as Trinity Airways, debuting its new livery on a 737-8 delivery as it prepares to launch operations under its new name on Sept. 10.

Israir Airlines returns to the U.S. market with Tel Aviv-JFK flights, adding competition to a recovering New York-Tel Aviv route.

Air Corsica grounds ATR 72s for air conditioning issues, collaborates with ATR and Pratt & Whitney Canada to identify the root cause and implement fixes.

New factories mean nothing without workers in them, and industry is finally stepping up to fill the floor space.

Bombardier quickly responded to President Donald Trump’s post on social media calling to ban the sale of Bombardier jets in the U.S.

Saudi low-cost carrier Flynas has agreed to acquire a 10% stake in Swissport Saudi Arabia, with an option to increase its holding to 20% in the future.

Flight training provider CAE has paused its electric propulsion conversion program for the Piper Archer trainer and is evaluating next steps.

GE Aerospace is expanding its industrial capabilities by taking over Consolidated Precision Products, one of its suppliers, for almost $12 billion.

Kazakhstan’s SCAT Airlines will launch the first direct air link between Kazakhstan and Singapore, with a twice-weekly service via China’s Hainan island.

Jet Zero Australia has secured A$30 million ($22 million) in funding and final development approval for its planned sustainable aviation fuel production facility.

The situation at Airbus' factories in Spain may become clearer once workers vote in a union-led referendum on whether to continue the strike.

The Singapore government and state-owned investment firm Temasek will not intervene in Singapore Airlines’ Air India investment, said senior minister.

Cathay Pacific and Google are expanding their partnership to scale up AI-powered contrail-avoidance system usage to reduce climate impact from contrails.

Qantas’ subsidiary QantasLink has begun taking delivery of the used Embraer 190s it has secured to advance the retirement of its Fokker 100s.

The European Cockpit Association is urging Germany to reject additional UAE airline traffic rights without stronger fair-competition safeguards.

Volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption has disrupted flight operations at eight Indonesian airports, including the country's busiest, Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta.

DHL is investing SG$22 million in a new cold chain hub at Singapore Changi Airport to expand temperature-sensitive handling capabilities in Southeast Asia.

A Boeing 767-300F being operated for Amazon's Prime Air overran the runway at Miami International Airport, prompting a full ground stop at the airport.

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A warning by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Russian airspace has become “completely unsafe” prompts further scrutiny of how commercial airspace is being weaponized in today’s increasingly frequent asymmetric wars.

Britten-Norman completes the first UK-made Islander in 56 years, marking a major production shift and boosting output at its Isle of Wight facility.

Rolls-Royce & Partners is investing in an engine leasing entity in China.

The Namibian government is in talks with Ethiopian Airlines over the creation of a new Namibian national carrier but says no decisions have been made on the future of the proposed airline.

AirBaltic has agreed to terms with bondholders and financing providers for up to €257 million ($299 million) to boost liquidity as it scales back its fleet and growth plans.