A Lockheed Air Express flown by Capt. Frank M. Hawks, an aeronautics advisor at The Texas Co., made the cover of our Feb. 16, 1929, edition for setting a new U.S. transcontinental speed record.
In the Business Flying section of the Feb. 11, 1974 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology, we reported on the Aerospatiale Gazelle, a five-space helicopter, which was expected to account for 50% of 1974 sales for the French manufacturer's U.S. subsidiary.
Our Air Transport editors have selected the best quotes they’ve heard from industry leaders over the past week, including Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie.
This week’s top air transport stories include an NTSB report suggesting that the missing bolts had been removed on the Boeing factory floor and did not break off during the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-9 Jan. 5 flight, causing the exit door plug to rip off, and the European Court of Justice annulled the state aid approval awarded to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to help it through the pandemic.
Day four coverage from World Defense Show in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from our sister publication Show Business, the event’s Official Show Daily Partner.
Day three coverage from World Defense Show in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from our sister publication Show Business, the event’s Official Show Daily Partner.
Our Route Opportunities feature explores the latest unserved and underserved routes promoted through Routes 360, providing supporting information for airline network planners to consider and capitalize on.
Day two coverage from World Defense Show in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from our sister publication Show Business, the event’s Official Show Daily Partner.
F-35s operate in contested environments. Pilots cannot expect the freedom to conduct missions without opposition. Learn how BAE Systems is keeping pilots safe.
As part of our coverage from World Defense Show in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, we’re bringing you the biggest news from our sister publication Show Business.
This week’s top air transport stories include Japan’s regulatory approval of a proposed merger between Korean Air and Asiana, and airlines beginning to return Boeing 737-9s to service following grounding for inspections following the Jan. 5 incident involving the inflight loss of a door plug on an Alaska Airlines flight.
Five decades ago, the Pratt & Whitney F100 engine powered the F-16's first official flight on February 2, and it's been powering the Fighting Falcon ever since.
As part of our coverage from World Defense Show, we’re bringing you the news from our sister publication Show Business, the event’s Official Show Daily Partner.
Our Route Opportunities feature explores the latest unserved and underserved routes promoted through Routes 360, providing supporting information for airline network planners to consider and capitalise on.
