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Oman has expanded its international aviation network by signing three bilateral air transport agreements with Cote d’Ivoire, Guyana and Syria.

Aviation can minimize its climate impact by acting quickly to control short-lived climate pollutants, notably contrails, an influential NGO says.

BEA has started to analyze data and is collecting more information after the Sept. 21 near miss that involved easyJet and Nouvelair Airbus A320s in Nice.

Breeze Airways has received a U.S. flag carrier certificate from the FAA, enabling the carrier to launch service to three near-international destinations in early 2026.

South African regional carrier Airlink has taken delivery of its first Embraer E195-E2, marking a significant upgrade to its fleet.

Boeing has delivered the first of two 777Fs to Suparna Airlines on Sept. 24, introducing the type to another Chinese carrier.

Cathay Pacific is eyeing regional widebody, narrowbody and freighter aircraft while it focuses on maturing new points in its network.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, TAP CEO Luís Rodrigues says the airline is focused on stability and protecting its network as Portugal begins a partial privatization process.

SkyWest Charter is considering its next steps following a ruling on long-pending commuter air carrier authorization.

Alaskan freight airline Ryan Air has placed a deposit-backed order with Beta Technologies for an undisclosed number of Alia CX300 electric aircraft.

Aubert & Duval, a specialist in melting, forging, rolling and die forging, is a critical supplier for the European aerospace industry.

Boeing has submitted commitments to the European Commission as part of its ongoing plan to take over Spirit AeroSystems.

SolitAir is continuing its growth trajectory after announcing a significant expansion of its freight network into Africa.

Doha Hamad International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport have agreed to strengthen aviation cooperation between Qatar and China.

As Hong Kong begins to recover from Super Typhoon Ragasa that swept through the city on Sept. 24, its airport is pressing ahead with ambitious plans to deepen integration with the Greater Bay Area, expand its cargo capabilities and transform into a destination in its own right.

Air Caraibes sees strong demand for travel for the upcoming winter season and is looking at the viability of new Caribbean and South America destinations.

Sydney Airport is banking on sustained traffic growth and Qantas’ upcoming Project Sunrise flights to drive new international opportunities.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Brussels Airport outlines plans to target untapped long-haul markets while advancing its €3.5 billion ($4.1 billion) investment program.

From Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong, Athens International Airport highlights the opportunities being unlocked by Airbus A321XLR aircraft.

Industry must navigate around a purging of advisory committees that play key roles in rulemaking to keep FAA workforce development initiatives on track.

The Xtreme Group is boosting its MRO facilities and staff to support the growth of its recently launched cargo airline, 7Air.

If last week was any indication of the state of labor-management relations in aerospace manufacturing—and it is—strikes by unionized workers are a new normal.

A series of airspace violations of European countries by Russia has been described as “reckless” and “escalatory” by NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte.

Air France expects to equip around a third of its aircraft with Starlink-provided Wi-Fi by the end of this year and its entire fleet by the end of 2026.

More than 42,000 commercial engines will be delivered over 2026-35, preliminary data from the upcoming Aviation Week Commercial Fleet & MRO Forecast shows.