Air Transport

Hawaiian has operated its first commercial flight using the Starlink onboard Wi-Fi system, and also became the first major carrier to deploy this product.

TAAG Angola Airlines has said that regular cargo flights operated by the company from the New Luanda International Airport are now live.

Afghanistan’s isolation on the global stage hasn’t stopped Kam Air chief executive Jahed Azimi raising standards and planning for the future – with a little help from the UAE.

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.

China-Singapore capacity has now exceeded 2019 levels as a new visa-free policy comes into place.

Delta Air Lines will debut “premium” lounges—a service level above existing Sky Club lounges—at three major airports in 2024, including JFK.

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

Boeing’s leadership team must continue to ask the hard questions and look further to honestly assess company culture that could contribute to future problems.

Aviation Week ranks the 15 leading companies in the nascent eVTOL market.

New, more hands-on production surveillance is likely to emerge from Boeing’s supply chain and quality missteps.

This week's #FlightFriday looks at the recovery of widebody utilization and what that means for the engine OEMs.

CEO Ted Christie stated that the U.S. government “continues to do nothing to address the anticompetitive structure of our industry.”

U.S. airlines completed the checks in “early January” and found “no missing or loose rudder bolts,” the agency added in a statement.

The commercial aircraft supply chain for Airbus is stabilizing and improving.