Singapore Airlines posts SG$76M loss in Q1 of fiscal 2026-27 as high jet fuel prices and Air India losses outweigh record revenue and fare adjustments.
Pratt & Whitney believes its second-generation GTF design combined with advanced systems from RTX could give it a head start in the race for a place on the next Airbus and Boeing single-aisle projects.
Aerospace companies including ArianeGroup, Dassault and Thales have had to close sites near Bordeaux in southwest France as wildfires continue to burn in the region.
Royal Schiphol Group reported flat net income for the first half of 2026 as the impact of severe winter weather and the Iran war weighed on the bottom line.
Amazon has requested FCC approval for a 5,105-satellite D2D constellation to provide direct-to-device connectivity, with service expected to start in 2028.
Airlines are adapting to geopolitical disruption by reshaping their networks and redirecting traffic flows, prompting Boeing to argue that the industry’s resilience supports its long-term outlook despite a weaker-than-expected 2026.
The FAA’s radio altimeter (RA) upgrade mandate sets Dec. 30, 2030, as the deadline for commercial aircraft and will give other affected operations, including Part 135, until Oct. 31, 2034.
The next IATA director general will be a woman and someone who has never worked at an airline, a wow moment for an association led by former airline CEOs for most of its history, all of them male and of European descent.
Nav Canada reports a 91% drop in ATC delays at major airports during summer, crediting staffing growth, rehired controllers and new technology systems.
Icelandair will phase out its remaining five Boeing 757-200s earlier than planned—by the end of this year instead of fall 2027—based on a high fuel price outlook.
London Heathrow Airport handled a record 40 million passengers in the first half of 2026, with transfer traffic rising 5.4% amid weaker Middle East demand.
