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A Boeing veteran’s concept revives flying-boat nostalgia, proposing a 50,000-passenger hybrid airship for round-the-world cruises.

ATR and Embraer's new aircraft deliveries during the third quarter were slightly above the same period last year, while Comac delivered fewer units.

Accident investigators want France's civil aviation authority to establish air traffic control at Saint-Barthélémy after a near miss involving two aircraft.

Turkish Airlines and CFM International signed an MOU for over 600 Leap-1B engines, following the carrier's Boeing 737 MAX order.

California-based lessor Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has placed a large order for 75 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft, a deal that shows renewed order activity in the aircraft leasing market.

ANA plans to move its headquarters to Tokyo’s Yaesu district in 2030 as it seeks to improve working conditions and encourage employee interaction.

French Bee is eyeing new destinations in Asia, the Indian Ocean and the U.S. to complement its seasonal network as demand rises on its Paris-Maldives-Sri Lanka route.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that airport passenger caps can factor into annual capacity decisions—a move that could cost airlines historical slots.

GE Aerospace will work with the FAA on a road map for hybrid-electric certification and develop more stringent icing tests of the Open Fan under the regulator’s CLEEN program.

SITA has reached an agreement to acquire Collins Aerospace’s airport technology unit, with the deal expected to close in the first half of 2027.

Six months after the Middle East conflict started, and with recent escalations in Saudi Arabia, Flight Friday looks at how operators in the region are flying their aircraft in September 2026 compared to September 2025.

Southwest plans to equip its entire fleet, including older 737-700s, with Starlink Wi-Fi by fall 2027, becoming the first major U.S. carrier to do so.

Southwest Airlines has yet to decide on a long-haul fleet, with CEO Bob Jordan calling reports of a Boeing 787 preference premature.

Southwest overhauls Rapid Rewards with new status tiers, international partners and plans to open premium lounges starting in 2027.

Boeing is developing a runway conflict awareness system to help prevent runway incursions, with near-term and longer-term versions planned.

The two leading airframers’ commercial gross orders for September came to 182 units total.

Airlines face months-long disruption to Saudi Arabian flights amid continuing Saudi-Houthi missile and drone attacks.

Korean Air posted a sharp third-quarter profit increase despite fuel cost headwinds, boosted by strong transit and revenue growth.

Lufthansa forecasts up to $502 million in synergies from its TAP Air Portugal acquisition, boosting its market share to 20% and reinforcing Lisbon as its South Atlantic hub.

China has opened a path for global used serviceable material via a new CAAC-AFRA registry, creating new opportunities for teardown shops.

According to Aviation Week's new 2027 forecast, Airbus and Boeing's expected 2026 commercial aircraft deliveries are still projected to trail 2018 levels by 4%.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau finds national runway-conflict rates are steady, but Sydney's recent incursions point to possible ATC staffing issues.

Walter Cho reflects on Korean Air’s six-year merger with Asiana, which reshapes the airline’s fleet, network and competitive position.