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The proposed engine maintenance venture has broken ground at Istanbul Airport.

Fast-expanding UK leisure airline Jet2.com is increasing its training operations as it steadily accepts more Airbus A321neos.

The Spanish defense and aerospace electronics company says the acquisition will allow it to position itself in the growing uncrewed traffic management market and bolster its UK presence.

Alaska Airlines continues evaluating the future of Hawaiian Airlines’ Airbus A321neos within the merged fleet.

The vote will be the latest attempt to advance reforms to legislation that governs compensation for air passengers in cases of delays or cancellations.

Recruiting production workers has long been a headache for the French industry—which includes critical suppliers for Airbus and CFM International.

The FAA plans to order mandatory inspections of Boeing 737 Next Generation (NG) horizontal stabilizer components.

China Southern Airlines plans to launch nonstop service between Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) and Helsinki.

Recently announced partnerships are evidence of increased investment in engine leasing.

India’s competition watchdog is seeking more information from airlines as it investigates IndiGo in relation to the carrier’s December 2025 network meltdown.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has officially opened a new air base at Tetouan Sania Ramel Airport, strengthening its presence in northern Morocco.

Qatar Airways has become the world’s first airline to equip Boeing 787-8s with Starlink satellite internet.

Alaska Airlines has placed its largest-ever aircraft order, fueling future expansion 105 Boeing 737-10s and five 787-10s.

AAR Corp will need up to 18 months to wind down work at its Indianapolis heavy maintenance operation and redistribute the work to other network locations.

The U.S. subsidiary of Spain’s Indra Group announced a $342 million contract under the FAA’s Radar System Replacement program.

IndiGo has taken delivery of the first of 40 Airbus A321XLRs it has on order; the Indian LCC expects to receive nine A321XLRs in 2026.

Austria-based FACC has developed improved production techniques for cabin monuments such as galleys, lavatories and overhead stowage bins.

U.S. airlines have formally asked the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) to intervene in a long-running dispute over passenger limits at Dublin Airport.

The deal signals growing confidence in the operational maturity of the Embraer E195-E2 powerplant.

This year India’s two largest airlines—and their CEOs—will have to contend with more scrutiny from regulators and their own boards.

Embraer said its commercial aviation division delivered 78 jets in 2025, with more E175s delivered, but fewer E190-E2s and E195-E2s.

Recently released data breaking down air cargo activity within the U.S., as measured by weight, reveals that freight carried was down in 2025.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said it has now secured more de-icing fluid, after warning that supplies needed to de-ice aircraft at Schiphol were running low.

After retrenching from the U.S. West Coast last year, Avelo Airlines is further consolidating its operations, shuttering three bases and shrinking its fleet.

As United Airlines flight attendant contract negotiations continue, discussions are currently focused on pay and work rule provisions.