Aircraft & Propulsion

Aegean accelerates A321LR deliveries, adjusts fleet plans and negotiates with Pratt & Whitney as neos return to service after engine inspections.

Chris Russo from Publicis Sapient discusses jet fuel price volatility and availability for airlines amid the conflict in Iran.

Asia-Pacific's expanding middle class and new city routes will drive demand for thousands of narrowbody aircraft over the next 20 years, Airbus says.

Blended wing body (BWB) developer JetZero is starting upgrade work on the Pratt & Whitney engines that will power its “Jet 1” demonstrator aircraft.

As a record-breaking European summer comes to a close, Carbon Analysis looks at the two largest leisure carriers in the region, Jet2 and TUI Group.

The UK's AAIB warns electric aircraft pose new risks to accident investigators, citing battery hazards, thermal runaway and challenges for first responders.

AerFin partners with Tarmac Aerosave to dismantle A320neo and 737 MAX aircraft, addressing growing demand for materials from newer-generation narrowbodies

ATR sees establishing a final assembly line in India as an “interesting option” for the turboprop manufacturer.

BermudAir expands its fleet with more Embraer jets while planning for A220s, adding new routes to Belize, Guatemala City, and Turks and Caicos.

The leading airframers' commercial narrowbody deliveries in August were down six from July and two from August 2025.

FlyDubai launches freighter operations with three wet-leased 737-800 freighters and plans passenger-to-freighter conversions starting in 2029.

Vietravel Airlines signs LOI with Airbus for 50 narrowbodies, including A220s and A321neos, signaling plans for fleet expansion and new market growth.

VietJet Air has signed a letter of intent with CFM International to explore developing in-house MRO and repair capabilities for Leap engines in Vietnam.

South American airline operator Abra Group sees the Embraer E2s it ordered earlier this year replacing Gol’s aging Boeing 737-700s.

Early results from the NTSB’s investigation suggest the Boeing 767’s pilots attempted to go around before running off the runway in Miami.

Flight Friday examines the Boeing 767’s extraordinary transformation from innovative twin-engine widebody passenger carrier to stalwart air cargo workhorse.

Ryanair CEO denies claims a passenger was partially sucked out of a window during a Malta Air depressurization incident in July.

The 21 Air Boeing 767-300 freighter overrun Sept. 6 was preceded by an unstable approach and disagreement between the two pilots over the aircraft’s energy state, NTSB says.

Airbus and Boeing’s commercial gross orders for August reached 82 units with that number heavily weighted in favor of the European OEM.

RwandAir plans long-haul expansion into Europe and the Far East, adds Airbus A330-200s and ties growth to Bugesera International Airport development.

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation announced two Indian customers for its Ilyushin Il-114-300 passenger turboprop on Sept. 10 at an event in New Delhi.

Xiamen Airlines launches its first Africa route, connecting Xiamen and Addis Ababa, expanding its international network with Boeing 787-8 flights.

GE’s $12 billion acquisition of CPP has huge implications for the castings and aircraft engine sectors—Aerodynamic Advisory’s Kevin Michaels joins Aviation Week editors to explain why.

India’s regional market is a large opportunity for aircraft manufacturers, and ATR has reason to believe the opportunity can turn into reality.

Carbon Analysis investigates how fluctuations in Airbus A380 utilization are affecting efficiency.