Aviation Daily

An ongoing fleet reduction and modernization strategy at FedEx has resulted in the permanent retirements of 12 additional aircraft.

Qatar Airways Group CEO Badr Mohammed Al Meer detailed the airline’s operational crisis after Iran's June 23 missile attack on Qatar's Al Udeid Air Base.

SAS is returning to India after a 17-year absence as it continues to balance its network in its shift from the Star Alliance to SkyTeam.

Competition in the Australia-New Zealand market is set to heat up in the forthcoming Southern Hemisphere summer season.

China Airlines is securing additional Airbus A350-900s and A321neos to enhance operational flexibility amid delivery delays of new Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Indian aviation authorities have discovered a list of discrepancies while conducting an assessment of safety measures in the Indian aviation industry.

The contract extension positions Revima to support Airbus’ newest narrowbody and widebody landing gears.

Delta Air Lines is expanding its international footprint from SEA with two new long-haul European routes in direct response to Alaska Airlines’ plans.

El Al Israel Airlines plans to gradually restore full flight operations to and from Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport following the reopening of Israeli airspace.

IATA’s recent Global Outlook for Air Transport reveals an improved airline profitability forecast for the current year.

Garuda Indonesia has received a shareholder loan of $405 million from Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara.

According to the 2025 Aviation Week Commercial Fleet & MRO Forecast, more than 10,100 commercial engines will be delivered over the 10-year 2025-34 period to customers based in North America.

The private company managing Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) has lined up $1 billion in financing that it plans to invest in modernizing the airport.

The board’s report includes 19 new safety recommendations: nine are for Boeing, 10 are for the FAA, and include a complete redesign of the door plug.

Spirit calls for federal scrutiny of the United-JetBlue “Blue Sky” partnership, arguing it threatens to weaken other value airlines by siphoning off customers.

Murky outlooks offered by numerous airlines regarding the second half of this year are now even more uncertain.

Aviation Propeller Service positions its new greenfield MRO as vehicle for growth of OEM-centric services.

Qatar Airways is working with industry partners to open new aircraft painting and inflight entertainment services facilities in Qatar.

Phinia, a supplier of fuel and electric system components in the heavy-duty vehicle and automotive sectors, is offering its skills to the aerospace industry.

Australian regional carrier Rex has gained more time to pursue a deal with potential investors.

European airlines say that a move to include a cabin bag for all passengers as part of the standard ticket price would reduce consumer choice.

The UK and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement which means UK-originating transit passengers will not have to go through a second security check in Saudi Arabia.

Russia’s MC-21 narrowbody airliner is not scheduled to enter commercial service until the end of 2026, according to launch customer Aeroflot Group.

TAAG Angola Airlines is planning to relocate its international flights to Luanda’s new airport by Sept. 15.

Air Algerie has officially taken ownership of Algerian carrier Tassili Airlines, a move that marks a step toward the creation of a national domestic carrier.