Qantas will shift its focus to further Boeing 787 orders and other aircraft competitions in 2020 pending completion of its ultra-long-haul aircraft selection process, CEO Alan Joyce said.
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is advancing draft plans for an integrated supersonic demonstrator that would simultaneously tackle the issues of minimizing sonic boom, takeoff and landing noise and fuel consumption.
COMAC has pushed back its target for certification of the C919 158-seat airliner to 2021 from 2020 following a further indication of flight test delays.
The world’s economy is slowing, debt loads are rising, and fears of another U.S. downturn are growing. Airports have become more leveraged to fund infrastructure improvements—could they be burned in the next recession?
After a false start in 2014, Mahogany Air is riding a wave of pro-aviation government policies in Zambia. Martin Rivers talked to the airline’s founder and chief executive, Jim Belemu.
Several commercial aerospace engine providers have acknowledged production cuts in recent quarterly announcements, meaning Boeing 737 MAX issues increasingly may weigh on other suppliers who were seemingly insulated from the narrowbody’s problems to date, analysts said in a new report.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued an informational alert warning of the vulnerability to hacking by intruders of Controller Area Network (CAN) data buses used on some large aircraft.
Start-up airline Midwest Express has signed an operating agreement with regional carrier Elite Airways to begin nonstop service from Midwest’s home base at Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport.
Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East suggested the company could miss its year-end target of reducing to single digits the number of Boeing 787s grounded with Trent 1000 engine issues.
Malaysia Airlines Berhad’s (MAB) new chief strategy officer Bryan Foong is set to play a key role in guiding the next phase of the carrier’s restructuring efforts.
Swiss air navigation service provider (ANSP) Skyguide has activated an airspace management system for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs/drones) at two airports under Switzerland’s U-space implementation program.
The share price of Astronics plummeted more than 21% in regular stock trading Aug. 5 after the key supplier of aircraft passenger seat power and other inflight entertainment (IFE) products acknowledged a string of events that walloped its latest earnings and is lowering its financial outlook.
Unsuccessful bidders for the contract to run Bulgaria’s Sofia Airport have appealed the decision to award the deal to SOF Connect, a consortium led by Munich Airport International (MAI).
The UPS drone-delivery service at WakeMed Health and Hospitals in Raleigh, North Carolina, is not affected by an accident in Switzerland earlier in 2019 that led Swiss Post to suspend operations of the drone both carriers use to transport medical samples.
