JSX continues to evaluate the nine-passenger hybrid-electric EL9, which the public charter operator believes has potential to open up many underserved markets.
Platoon Aviation has signed a multi-aircraft order with Textron Aviation which will make it the owner of Europe’s largest Cessna Citation Longitude fleet.
In the second half of 2026, airlines may need to make tougher decisions about how to counter the impacts of the Iran war and much higher jet fuel prices.
The sale of a stake in TAP will be followed by a new Lisbon airport, expansion of the existing gateway and investment in Portugal’s air traffic control system.
Angola’s national state airline TAAG recorded a net loss of $144.6 million for 2025, which the airline says is due to its modernization and reorganization process.
European airlines represented by A4E have warned that planned reforms to passenger rights legislation could almost double their annual compensation costs.
Three years ago, Indian LCC GoAir ceased operations with a fleet consisting mainly of Airbus A320neos. Aviation Week data shows where those airframes are now.
Seasonal swings in travel demand are forcing airlines, airports and tourism authorities to work more closely to grow traffic outside peak summer periods.
European airlines are slowing network and capacity planning as high costs and geopolitical uncertainty undermine visibility for the upcoming winter season.
American Airlines will install SpaceX Starlink inflight connectivity across its Airbus aircraft, covering nearly half of its in-service mainline fleet.
Aviation has always been a political industry, and it has only gotten worse. For IATA, it makes choosing its next director general even more of a balancing act.
Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development has urged African nations to take decisive steps to transform the continent’s aviation sector.
