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Aviation Week's Routes 360 Headlines on Wednesday 1 April 2026 covers the latest notable developments and key insights from Routes 360 members.

Discover how integrating engine leasing, USM, asset management, and maintenance improves coordination, reduces downtime, and enhances lifecycle value.

LearAvia's Lear Fan 2100 flies near Reno, Nevada, during its eighth test flight in February. The composite material, twin-engine, single pusher propeller aircraft first flew on Jan. 1, 1981, and resumed its flight test program in June.

The cover of the issue dated July 28, 1969, shows astronauts Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. planting a U.S. flag on the Sea of Tranquility 46 min. after Armstrong took man's first step on the lunar surface.

The latest news in brief from the business aviation industry.

The latest news in brief from the MRO industry.

Eagle County Regional Airport has been selected as the Host of TakeOff North America 2027, taking place in Vail, Colorado.

South African regional carrier Airlink is steadily expanding its offering as it absorbs a new batch of Embraer E195 E2s.

This week, Flight Friday focuses on Africa, investigating how each aircraft class is being utilized when compared to an equivalent pre-pandemic month.

The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s March 5, 2001 issue featured a Russian air force Tupolev Tu-95/142 Bear-H cruise missile bomber.

CMC GNSS receivers deliver accuracy, integrity, continuity, and resilience—trusted for crewed and autonomous aircraft in complex environments.

All the important data related to Air Arabia in recent years.

Greek ACMI and charter specialist Marathon Airlines has expanded its fleet with a fourth Embraer.

Aviation Week's Routes 360 Headlines on Wednesday 25 March 2026 covers the latest notable developments and key insights from Routes 360 members.

Operators are positioning themselves to capitalize on Africa’s strong air cargo market, but challenges remain in tapping its full potential.

Gemini 8 spacecraft nears its Agena target vehicle on March 16, 1966, a few minutes before achieving the first docking of two vehicles in space (March 21, page 30).

On the cover of the March 2, 1970 issue is an LTV Electrosystems L450F unmanned strategic and tactical reconnaissance aircraft.

Wizz Air, the market leader in Central and Eastern Europe and Italy’s second largest airline, has been named the Official Carrier for Routes Europe, the leading route development event for the region.

The E190F E-Freighter, a conversion of the Brazilian company’s E190 E1 passenger aircraft,entered operational service earlier this month with launch customer Bridges Air Cargo. The company is part of Bridges Worldwide, which operates on behalf of the international logistics, courier and express community.

Aviation Week has announced the Grand Laureate winners for the 68th Annual Laureate Awards (#AWLAUR), honoring extraordinary achievements in the global aerospace arena.

See how A&D manufacturers and MROs reduce risks using Solumina, iBase-t’s purpose-built platform, to improve productivity, quality, and compliance.

March 20, or 3/20, provides a great opportunity to explore how Airbus A320 utilization has shifted over time.

The cover of the March 25, 2013, issue features the Gulfstream G650, a promotional shot, courtesy of Gulfstream, to illustrate our feature article, a pilot report on the company's flagship business aircraft.

The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s March 9, 1981, issue featured the NASA/Rockwell International highly maneuverable aircraft technology (HIMAT) flight test vehicle seen from beneath on its eighth test flight, shortly after it was released from a Boeing B-52 launch aircraft over the Mojave Desert near Edwards AFB in California.

Portions of Southern California, Mexico, and Central America are visible through a clear spot in weather patterns in this photograph taken by the Apollo 12 crew on the cover of the Aviation Week & Space Technology issue dated March 9, 1970.