Aviation Daily

A quality problem with fuselage panels on the A320neo family is further slowing deliveries of the aircraft and threatens Airbus’ deliveries target for the year.

BBN Airlines Thailand has secured its first customer, Vietjet Thailand, and began operating a single Airbus A320 for the LCC.

Chinese airlines have sharply pulled back their planned flying to Japan in December, slashing almost a quarter of capacity and frequencies compared to November.

Chinese tourists are increasingly seeking flights to alternative destinations amid tensions between China and Japan.

Carbon Analysis assesses the efficiency of three Oneworld alliance member carriers: American Airlines, Cathay Pacific and Oman Air.

Human error appears regularly in the probable cause and contributing factors sections of accident reports. Too often, however, the probing stops there.

European ULCC Wizz Air says that a fleet of 500 aircraft is necessary to be relevant in the aviation business.

Air Canada’s narrowbodies and regional jets will be retrofitted with refreshed cabins over the next couple of years.

Ethiopian Airlines is aiming to deepen its Asia–Africa connectivity and expand its presence in the region as interest in travel to Africa increases.

As Nigeria’s aviation market continues to grow, the country is set to host its first-ever International Airshow Dec. 2-4 at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport

HAECO and Vietnamese company Sun Group are planning to build a $360 million maintenance facility at Van Don airport.

A carbon-fiber wing is suitable for a distributed propulsion architecture such as the hybrid-electric layout of the ERA regional aircraft, Aura Aero's CEO says.

Searidge Technologies said safety regulators have certified the first large-scale digital tower system using its technology in the Middle East.

Airbus says most of the 6,000 A320-family aircraft requiring an immediate flight controls software update have received the necessary modifications.

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines has named the successor to Director General Subhas Menon, after Menon announced he will step down next year.

Expliseat has begun to recycle production waste and incorporate it into new seats, before proceeding with materials from end-of-life seats, the CEO says.

Air Premia may add Airbus widebodies to mitigate 787 delivery delays and is also evaluating a shift toward narrowbodies as it studies a hub-and-spoke model.

Safran Seats is seeing work on a new headrest for seats in economy come to fruition while also researching ways to accommodate a fixed shell in that cabin.

Airbus warns A320 operators that solar radiation could corrupt flight control inputs, prompting EASA to issue an emergency airworthiness directive.

The CEO of Lufthansa Airlines says it is seeing promising results from its operational resilience initiatives and has plans in 2026 to improve further.

Ex-SAS executive Eivind Roald has become CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways as the airline's founder, Bjørn Tore Larsen, steps back to become chairman.

British cargo airline One Air said it has added a second Boeing 777F to its fleet, three months after the first one joined.

Aerolineas Argentinas has outlined its first self-financed fleet investment program, sharing plans to bring in Airbus A330neos and more Boeing 737 MAXs.

IATA is urging Venezuela to reverse its decision to revoke operating permits for carriers that halted flights to Caracas on guidance from the U.S. and Spain.

As development advances on Riyadh's massive King Salman International Airport (KSIA), Saudi Arabia says work is set to begin on a new passenger terminal there designed to handle up to 40 million travelers annually.