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Several airlines have made changes to their routings or schedules following Iran’s attack on Israel over the April 13-14 weekend and related airspace closures.

Boeing has officially opened its expanded Boeing Tianjin Composites facility in Tianjin, China, which is expected to double its production capacity.

Eve Air Mobility has chosen Korea Aerospace Industries to supply the pylons for its electric air taxi, the first supply deal for the OEM in the AAM market.

Natilus' regional cargo feeder is the first in a planned family of blended-wing-body uncrewed aircraft.

Chile’s Sky Airline is branching out into Ecuador’s domestic market after gaining approvals to launch services in the country.

The UK launched Electronic Transfer Authorizations in November 2023 for Qataris, and the requirement is steadily being extended to cover the rest of the world.

Despite San Francisco's threat to take legal action, citing federal trademark infringement on SFO, the Port of Oakland moved forward with preliminary approval.

Under the Wilbur Air brand, the company plans to operate a range of aircraft from heavy-lift cargo drones to regional passenger airliners.

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The used serviceable materials (USM) market remains hot, with limited availability of high-demand parts.

Following on from used cooking fats, plant seeds and even air, a UK company is planning to convert processed human waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

The nondilutive financial support from Invest Victoria will support Dovetail’s development of electrified propulsion systems for regional aircraft.

With some 75% of the new single-aisle engine market and the worst post-pandemic supply chain issues in the rearview mirror, CFM International is now focused on increasing the time on wing of its Leap engines.

Europe’s regional airports face existential challenges as market conditions change, according to airports body ACI Europe.

Eight years after the E190-E2s first flight in 2016, Embraer has finally established its beachhead for the regional jet in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.

This week’s staff movements highlight changes at one of the world’s most distinctive airports, an ambitious British startup, and a growing U.S. airport.

Long-haul specialist Norse Atlantic has further shored up its finances by securing a $20 million revolving credit facility from its two largest shareholders.

Workers from India’s largest aircraft engineering organization are planning a strike, which could potentially cause disruptions for Air India.

With two active lines at present, Embraer is aiming for a three-month conversion timeline per aircraft, or 12 conversions per year.

“We are determined to keep our capacity and serve as many passengers as possible,” a Wizz Air spokesperson told Aviation Daily.

An open letter calls for a pause in approvals for additional U.S.-China passenger flights, citing alleged anti-competitive policies by the Chinese government.

Florida-based lessor Azorra plans to open a new office in Singapore in July 2024 as it breaks into the Southeast Asia market.

The global average jet fuel price rose 4.3% last week to $111.30/bbl, compared to $106.68/bbl the week prior.

Embraer has handed over Scoot’s first E190-E2, making the Singapore Airlines LCC subsidiary the first airline in the Asia-Pacific region to operate the type.