Air Transport

Education providers and industry must collaborate more closely to make the right investments in the workforce of tomorrow.

New Zealand investigators cite Pratt & Whitney quality failures after turbine blade fatigue went undetected during overhaul.

Embraer delivered 41 business jets in the third quarter, maintaining steady production across commercial and defense sectors.

NorSAF and Nova Pangaea partner to build Latvia ethanol plant supplying sustainable aviation fuel production facility.

The debate over Spirit Airlines' LaGuardia slots highlights a key question: should scarce airport capacity go to the highest bidder or serve broader public interests?

Thai Airways has suspended and replaced CEO Chai Eamsiri in the wake of the carrier’s severe operational disruptions caused by flooding in Bangkok.

Kuwait regulator blocks Jazeera Airways' plan to resume transit services, criticizes airline for premature announcement.

Romania’s Animawings has suspended flying from Oct. 2 to Oct. 24 after filing for insolvency on Sept. 30 and grounding its A220 fleet.

SalamAir appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi as new CEO, replacing Adrian Hamilton-Manns effective October 2026.

France backs a "double auction" system to accelerate e-SAF production, bridging producers and buyers to meet aviation decarbonization mandates.

KLM Cityhopper will not be adding any new destinations this winter in the face of high passenger taxes and fuel costs.

KLM Cityhopper is ultimately planning to harmonize its 59-aircraft fleet to only Embraer E195-E2s.

The maiden flight of the first A330P2F conversion by Israeli Aerospace Industries marks a significant development in the widebody freighter market.

Malaysia Aviation Group’s growing ratio of new-delivery widebodies and narrowbodies is helping the carrier improve its fuel efficiency as it grapples with the surge in fuel prices.

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

Editors discuss the next-generation freighter market after first flight of the Airbus A350F and with Boeing's 777-8F in line to take off soon.

Operators are avoiding 737 MAX flight management software with a known issue while the FAA weighs how to address the problem fleetwide.

The Airbus A350F has started its flight-test campaign, and the Boeing 777-8F will soon follow. The two aircraft may benefit from substantial pent-up demand.

The FAA’s proposed rule seems more likely to create a boom market for regulatory gaming than to drive real technological progress.

Seattle-area SPEEA professional and technical units have ratified new Boeing contracts, averting a strike that could have disrupted commercial production and new-aircraft certification.

AfA appoints Steve Smith CEO as Brandon Fried departs after 21 years, focusing on supply-chain pressures.

United Airlines is expanding its rollout of a new tiered pricing structure, introducing “base” fares for first- and business-class cabins.

HK Express grows narrowbody fleet toward 50 aircraft while eschewing widebodies and extended-range variants now.

Honeywell Aerospace and the City of Phoenix Aviation Department are teaming up to evaluate integrating surface collision prevention technology into airport operations and other ground vehicles.

Animawings enters insolvency under judicial reorganization and grounds its Airbus A220s, citing technical issues and costs.