Air Transport

Transferring integrated model-based system engineering (MBE) tools for aircraft design and production to the commercial sector is no slam-dunk.

A bipartisan coalition of more than three dozen state attorneys general has called on U.S. lawmakers to strengthen oversight of the airline industry.

An early August delivery to American Airlines was lauded as the first Boeing 787 handover in more than a year, but the manufacturer’s accounting policies mean history will tell a different story.

Thai Airways’ creditors have approved a revised restructuring plan that is aimed at setting the carrier on the path to recovery.

Air Canada believes its deepened partnership with fellow Star Alliance member United Airlines will enhance its competitiveness in the U.S. transborder market.

The ambitious ULCC airline group is exploring setting up an Saudi-based airline similar to Wizz Air Abu Dhabi.

The two 737-8 can now be flown to Turkey where Air Lease Corporation will be able to reclaim them.

Flight delays remain problematic as European traffic in August tracked slightly below the baseline forecast for recovery.

Traffic within the country is inching closer to pre-pandemic levels, while total flights hours have already exceeded 2019 levels.

The module will contribute to increased efficiency and lower fuel burn.

The new partnership will operate as Beijing Aero Engine Services Company and will focus on both Air China and third-party engines.

Air Line Pilots Association, International President Capt. Joseph DePete on the necessity of upholding federal regulations that strengthened airline pilot qualification, training, and experience requirements.

After a harmful expansion that took it close to collapse, Norwegian Air Shuttle’s new short-haul strategy is paying off.

Aviation Week editors Jens Flottau, Guy Norris and Sean Broderick discuss scenarios and future challenges.