Aviation Daily

Chairman of the U.S. Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation wants to examine how dollars have been allocated in the past, amid calls for more ATC funding.

The order comprises 100 firm Boeing 737-8s and options for an additional 50 737 MAX aircraft. The agreement also includes substitution rights for the 737-10.

New U.S. sanctions block Iranian airlines from international flights, targeting foreign airports and service providers with severe financial penalties.

The cost of not modernizing the U.S. national airspace system (NAS) would be well over $1 trillion, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford has warned.

Aeromexico launches first direct flights from Mexico City to Nassau and Montego Bay in March 2027, expanding its Caribbean network with 27 weekly frequencies.

Condor faces tough challenges as it builds a Frankfurt hub, competes with Lufthansa and seeks a strategic partner amid rising fuel costs and market shifts.

Iberia plans to expand its long-haul fleet to 70 aircraft by 2030, with a $6.36 billion investment focused on A321XLRs, A350s and A330neos.

African aviation leaders say financing exists, but governance, infrastructure, regulation and operational barriers are limiting growth.

TUI Airline is closing several of its bases as the leisure airline group puts more focus on key markets that justify higher-frequency flying.

ATR is broadening its push for a renewed U.S. market share, unveiling a 50-seat three-class ATR 72 cabin.

Honeywell supports Asia-Pacific airlines with extended aircraft service and prepares for next-generation airliner maintenance amid supply chain challenges.

Artificial intelligence technology will be an important productivity tool for airlines but will not and should not replace humans, aviation experts believe.

Qantas Airways plans to launch its second Project Sunrise route from Sydney to New York in 2028, cutting travel time by three hours with Airbus A350-1000 ULRs.

U.S. regional airlines must be technology-focused to transition through a challenging environment and into the opportunities ahead, CommuteAir's CEO believes.

U.S. regional airlines drove all growth in scheduled passenger departures during 2025.

Jazeera Airways resumes transfer and transit services at Kuwait International Airport’s Terminal 5, expanding connectivity and network reach.

The U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) has awarded nearly $12 million to 14 communities.

Heart Aerospace has unveiled a substantial redesign of its planned electric regional aircraft and a deposit-backed purchase agreement from JSX for an initial 50 aircraft, with purchase rights for another 50.

American Airlines will be the anchor tenant of the planned new terminal at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, which could potentially open in late 2033.

Collins Aerospace's Singapore nacelle repair facility expects 30% MRO growth over five years as Asia-Pacific aircraft reach major maintenance thresholds.

Europe’s Clean Aviation research program has announced funding for 19 projects totaling $760 million.

Low CFM56 retirements and sustained narrowbody demand are keeping overhaul volumes strong, with further growth expected.

Repeated NATS failures trigger airline anger, compensation demands and renewed scrutiny of Britain’s air traffic control resilience.

Boeing’s production bottlenecks are delaying deliveries, weakening cash-flow expectations and testing Wall Street’s patience again.

Safran Corporate Ventures has acquired a minority stake in Akira Technologies, a Bayonne, France-based test specialist that Safran has used to assess the hybrid-electric layout of the CFM RISE demonstrator engine.