Air Transport

By Karen Walker
Fuel suppliers, airlines, airports and governments should coordinate more closely so they are better aware of oil shortages in time to make alternative plans.
Airlines & Lessors

By Helen Massy-Beresford
IATA's Willie Walsh described a recent International Energy Association assessment of the fuel situation as “sobering.”
Airlines & Lessors

By Chen Chuanren
Airlines and major transit hubs across Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea reported double-digit traffic growth in March.
Airlines & Lessors

By Guy Norris
EASA has certified the Pratt & Whitney GTF Advantage powered version of the Airbus A320neo, clearing the way for entry into service later this year.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Kurt Hofmann
Israel's El Al will exercise its options for six 787-9s and expand its agreement with Boeing to include additional options to acquire up to six more 787s.
Airlines & Lessors

Aviation Week Staff
Russia’s Tupolev has unveiled its first widebody aircraft concept, the Tu-454; industry sources say, however, that it is not an active development program.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Antoine Fafard
In March 2026, Airbus secured 331 firm aircraft orders, significantly outpacing Boeing and pulling ahead for the year to date.
AWIN Knowledge Center

By Thierry Dubois
Caynova is offering seat manufacturers the opportunity to integrate its SkySpa concept for heating, cooling, scenting, neck ventilation and massaging.
Interiors & Connectivity

By Kurt Hofmann
Edelweiss Air has adjusted its long-haul program, cutting two U.S. destinations from its network citing rising fuel prices as well as reduced demand for the services.
Airlines & Lessors

By Christine Boynton, Sean Broderick, Michael Bruno, Lori Ranson
U.S. first-quarter earnings are typically a non-event, but not this year. Editors look ahead to updates from airlines and OEMs and share what they will be watching for.
Check 6

By Graham Warwick
Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Aaron Karp
The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.
Airports & Networks

By Stephen Costley

AZORRA says in 1Q26 it signed lease agreements for eight aircraft, delivered six, purchased 12, plus 20 engines/three airframes, and sold one Dash 8, ending quarter with current/committed fleet of 205 aircraft/88 engines/16 airframes.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

AIRBALTIC sold new A220-300 (55436) to Macquarie AirFinance and leased it back (SPNWS; April 3).

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

EASYJET opened base in Marrakech with three A320s and six new routes (SPNWS; October 17).

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

EL AL says it plans to order six more 787s and option six, increasing its firm orderbook to four 787-10s and five 787-9s.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

TERRA AVIA, Moldova acquired ex-Air New Zealand 777-200ER (29403) with Trent 800s from Jet Midwest.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

GREENLAND opened new airport in Qaqortoq (South Greenland) with 1,500-meter runway able to accommodate Dash 8s. Air Greenland expects to operate twice-daily to/from Nuuk and Icelandair plans four-times-weekly to/from Keflavik.

Air Transport

SAS

By Stephen Costley

SAS took delivery of new LEAP-powered A320neo (13113) on lease from CMB Financial Leasing.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

MY FREIGHTER, Uzbekistan leased ex-Cargojet 767-300ERBDSF (27597) with PW4060s from CAM.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

EASYJET expects pretax loss of £540m-£560m for first half of FY26, citing result is in line with expectations, excluding £25m of additional fuel costs due to Middle East conflict and £30m net increase in legal provisions.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

NOVUS AVIATION CAPITAL launched TAMWEEL AVIATION FINANCE III closed end fund, co-sponsored between Airbus, Development Bank of Japan and Novus, for financing Airbus aircraft. TAF II has now fully committed its allotted funds.

Air Transport

By Stephen Costley

ALLEGIANT and SUN COUNTRY secured US DOT approval to continue to operate independently following closure of proposed merger in mid-May (last remaining regulatory approval-related condition for transaction), preserving their unique business models, route networks, and customer experiences while advancing toward a single operating certificate.

Air Transport