Air Transport

Rather than a technological game-changer, Airbus’s X4 will be aimed at meeting expectations

MH17 forces airlines, regulators to confront flaws in conflict-zone procedures

Air New Zealand taps latest Boeing and Airbus offerings to overhaul its international fleet

Royal Brunei bets on lifestyle-focused offering to distinguish itself from the competition

MRO deals underscore provider diversification and OEM aspirations

An MD-83 operating on behalf of Air Algerie crashed in Mali on Thursday morning, July 24.

A&D business proceeds despite visa snub and sanctions

Unmanned aircraft developed as bridge between wind-tunnel and manned-flight testing

Bombardier hopes engine mod ends CSeries grounding

Norwegian Air International faces an unprecedented delay to serve the U.S.

‘Re-life’ program and gross weight increases boost market prospects for aging Twin Otters

FAA issued a notice to airmen (NOTAM) Tuesday prohibiting US carriers from flying to or from Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport following a rocket strike this morning that landed about a mile from the Israeli airport.

Delta Air Lines has suspended service until further notice to and from Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport and its New York JFK hub after it diverted a Boeing 747 following reports of a rocket near Tel Aviv airport. Delta has released a statement saying that Delta flight 468, a 747 from JFK with 273 passengers and 17 crew, diverted to Paris Charles de Gaulle Tuesday after reports of a rocket or associated debris near the airport in Tel Aviv.

Boeing reveals its first major change to the civil fuselage assembly process since the 707

Honeywell and Rockwell Collins push the meteorological threat envelope

With its first widebody jets set to arrive next year, WestJet may be planning transatlantic expansion

Asian legacy carriers struggle with profitability problems

Boeing fix targets ‘false glideslope’ upsets

ANA highlights need for long-term airport moves in Tokyo

Latest 787 and XWB engine technology provides jumping-off point for seventh Trent variant

A decade after proposing it, Airbus launches the A330neo

Is there still a future for airliners with more than 400 seats?

Certification for China’s narrowbody is now targeted at 2018

As the A350 nears service entry, Airbus focuses on perfecting production

GE and Rolls push advanced engine developments for 777X and final stretch of 787