Six months prior to the Dubai Airshow, Flight Friday looks at how the top 10 Middle East operators by passenger flights have been flying over the last 12 months.
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The cover of the March 26, 1990 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology, is a painting of the 13-ton NASA Hubble Space Telescope, which is celebrating its 35th year in orbit.
Tommy Hughes, CEO of VAS Aero Services, discusses why airlines and MROs need to move beyond opportunistic purchases to guarantee availability of critical parts when they need them.
The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s May 29, 2000, issue featured the Sukhoi S-37 (not to be confused with the Su-37) forward swept wing fighter prototype in flight near the Zhukovsky Flight Test Center outside of Moscow.
Aviation Week visits Cambridge Airport for a flight in the Pipistrel Velis Electro and talks to 4Air's Kennedy Ricci to find out more about the fully electric aircraft.
The first production Fan Jet Falcon Dassault Mystere 20 executive jet, being marketed by Pan American World Airways, is shown on a demonstration flight for Pan Am officials.
Aalborg Airport told Routes about its recent success in charter operations and how the Danish airport plans to expand air connectivity across European cities.
Having been crowned the winner of the Airline category at the Routes Asia 2025 Awards, Cebu Pacific spoke about its successes and future air travel development plans.
Embraer’s E2 generation of small narrowbody jets has operated on a scheduled route into China for the first time, with Hunnu Air starting services using the aircraft.
The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s May 20, 1985, issue featured a prototype of the joint Italian/Brazilian Aeritalia-Embraer-Aermacchi AMX light attack fighter in flight testing near Turin in northern Italy.
The CEO of Vágar Airport highlighted the Faroe Islands’ growing tourism appeal and outlined air connectivity goals during a presentation at Routes Europe 2025.
During Routes Europe 2025 in Seville, representatives of Bratislava International Airport told Routes about the potential of its catchment area and how the Slovakian airport plans to provide more convenient air travel for passengers.
During Routes Europe 2025 in Seville, Routes caught up with Newcastle International Airport to uncover the airport’s latest successes and core targets for air connectivity growth.
