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Kuwait Airways reportedly had resumed flights from the airport’s Terminal 4 after damage checks.

The Philippine government reportedly warned it will block AirAsia Philippines from using airport facilities if long-overdue fees are not paid within three days.

The Integrated Aviation Transformation Program will fund fleet modernization, airport upgrades, logistics improvements and airport transport integration.

Mexican ULCC Viva has opted for multi-orbit satellite inflight connectivity provided by SES for its Airbus fleet, the two companies said.

Ryanair Group CEO Michael O’Leary spoke with Aviation Week in Salzburg, offering thoughts on airBaltic and Castlelake-easyJet.

Ryanair's Michael O'Leary sees the return of Spirit Airlines' A320-family aircraft to lessors easing engine availability rather than bringing many more aircraft into the secondhand market.

JPB Systeme is conducting research and technology work for smarter fasteners that could be used on the next generation of narrowbodies.

A study by Airbus-backed think tank Bauhaus Luftfahrt estimates the societal costs of aviation's climate impact for different decarbonization pathways.

China Airlines is rolling out its latest premium economy product, which will debut on the carrier's incoming Boeing 787 fleet.

IndiGo is making more cuts to its Western European services in response to cost and operational challenges, as it plans to suspend its routes to Manchester, UK.

The U.S. must find a way to fast-track mandatory ADS-B technology and compliance for both airliners and military aircraft operating within commercial airspace.

Bombardier CRJ program owner MHIRJ Aviation Group (MHIRJ) has opened an advanced design office in Munich headed by the former CTO of Maeve Aerospace.

New UK legislation aims to strengthen aviation regulation in several key areas—including passenger rights, slot rules, safety and airspace management.

Jazeera Airways expects that underserved traffic flows between London and the Indian subcontinent can support its return to the UK.

TUI Group says its growing 737 MAX fleet is improving the viability of longer leisure routes as it pursues growth through fleet renewal and loyalty initiatives.

Cathay Pacific will become the first airline to offer nonstop service between Hong Kong and Kazakhstan when it launches flights to Almaty in Q1 2027.

GE Aerospace is moving toward flight tests of a megawatt-class hybrid-electric engine system on a modified Saab 340B testbed.

Philippine Airlines has appointed former Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) head Izham Ismail to its board to help oversee the carrier’s growth strategy.

Amid growing concerns over fuel shortages, easyJet recently announced that it intends to accelerate the retirement of its aging Airbus A319ceo fleet.

A series of air fare increases in the U.S.—spurred by higher fuel prices associated with the Iran war—have not dampened passenger demand.

For any company, standing up on its own is daunting; for Honeywell Aerospace, the bar will be even higher.

JetBlue Airways, encouraged by solid spring demand, is hopeful that current trends may carry forward in the third quarter—even as its fuel cost estimates rise.

In researching aerostructures technologies it could offer on a future narrowbody, Spain's Aernnova is giving precedence to ease the cost of manufacturing.

Saudia has announced plans to receive 12 new aircraft by the end of 2026, pushing its total fleet to 161 aircraft.

Aviation IT provider SITA has acquired Spanish firm Big Blue Analytics, the company behind flight disruption management platform OCCam.