Safety, Ops & Regulation

Embraer’s family of E2 aircraft has been certified in Canada, paving the way for the first aircraft delivery to Porter Airlines.

Airbus has sent around 60 engineers to Dubai “to deal with the problem,” Emirates Airline President Tim Clark told Aviation Week.

The latest moves by Hong Kong to relax COVID-19 requirements are expected to help Cathay Pacific boost demand and achieve its capacity growth goals.

After agreement on emissions trading for aviation, sustainable aviation fuels remain in focus.

A U.S. federal judge’s ruling on whether the alliance violates antitrust law is pending.

Airbus, Air France, CFM, Rolls-Royce, Universal Hydrogen and other major players are executing long-term radical sustainability plans.

Bahrain’s flag carrier last served the U.S. more than 25 years ago.

Lessons learned for Boeing’s quality management system are playing a key role in helping the OEM get the 787 program back on track.

The EU’s Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on revising the EU Emissions Trading System for aviation.

China has until now stuck to pursuing its zero-COVID ambition and remains the only negative-growth aviation market in 2022.

Australia’s competition watchdog is warning airlines that they are under extra scrutiny due to soaring fare levels in the country’s domestic market.

EASA has commissioned a three-year study into the impact of security measures on aviation safety.

France has welcomed a European Commission announcement that the country can legally ban domestic flights for which there is a rail alternative of under 2.5 hrs.

IATA and A4E have urged EU transport ministers to agree to recommendations for European ATM performance to be reviewed by an independent regulator.

Flight tests have been conducted to demonstrate how automated ATM could be used to avoid conflicts between autonomous air taxis and crewed aircraft.

Samer Majali, the chief executive and vice chairman of Jordan's national carrier Royal Jordanian, speaks frankly to TATV about the airline's challenges and the reasons behind its new investment in developing a third fleet to support its goal of being the carrier of the Levant.

A potential flight crew alerting deadline extension affecting the Boeing 737-7 and 737-10 has not swayed pilots who want to see U.S. Congress hold the line.

Fifteen pilots have received their Comac C919 type certification following a two-month evaluation.

Boeing has temporarily suspended 777-9 test flights pending joint investigations with GE Aerospace into an unspecified issue on the aircraft’s GE9X engine.

The carrier plans to serve an initial three domestic destinations from Kuala Lumpur.

The Chile-based airline group already operates carriers in three South American countries.

High-speed trains may not be the first thing you think of when hearing the words “Air France,” but the carrier is focusing on opportunities for cooperation with rail operators, initially in France, as part of its decarbonization strategy.

The goal of the project is to demonstrate that a scale model that mimics the dynamics of a full-size aircraft can be used as a viable and competitive means of i

Central African carrier RwandAir has added its first dedicated freighter and further growth could be on the horizon after the FAA granted the airline Category 1

The African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) – the aviation arm of the African Union – has a new secretary-general. She talks about her hopes and dreams for the industry across the continent.