The FAA Appears At A Senate Hearing Over NOTAM Meltdown
Acting Administrator Billy Nolen faced the Senate Commerce Committee led by Senator Maria Cantwell to probe last month's outage.
No Flybe 3.0: Rescue Talks Ended By Administrators
Administrators Interpath Advisory confirmed that it had closed acquisition discussions and will begin winding down the insolvent airline.
Moldova Closed Its Airspace For 3+ Hours Today
Moldova's Civil Aviation Authority confirmed it had briefly shut down air traffic after a weather balloon-like object was spotted in skies over Soroca
Breaking: Air India Becomes A 777X Customer With Huge 470 Boeing & Airbus Order
Air India has placed a historical order worth $68 billion across both manufacturers.
Airbus & Boeing Pitch To Uganda Airlines Ahead Of Aircraft Order
The Ugandan flag carrier is looking for a middle-of-the-market jet to fill the gap between its Airbus A330 widebodies and regional Bombardier CRJ900s
Chinese Cargo Expansion: Ethiopian Launches Xiamen & Shenzhen Routes
Two new routes will originate in Chile and Brazil before connecting through Ethiopian Airlines' hub in Addis Ababa.
Southwest Honors PTSD Service Dog On Her Final Flight
Kaya the German Shepherd traveled with Southwest Airlines over 250 times during her veterans' mental health advocacy campaign.
Canada Jetlines Takes Out $1.5 Million Loan
The latest funding will support the low-cost carrier's planned aircraft acquisitions and general administrative management.
54 Years On: How Many Boeing 747s Are Flying In 2023
From the 5th jumbo jet ever built to Atlas Air's last 747-8F. Nearly a quarter of Boeing's 747 program remains active.
SriLankan Airlines Has Defaulted On Government Bonds Worth $175 Million
The carrier previously sought to defer its payments for December and June, though canceled the bondholder's meeting in January without reason.
British Airways Partners With Airlink Following Comair Demise
The new codeshare agreement will connect British Airways' passengers with over 15 destinations across Southern Africa.
Jordan Bound: Air Arabia Abu Dhabi To Begin Amman Flights
The Abu Dhabi-based low-cost carrier will offer three-weekly flights between the two capital cities.
Lufthansa Passengers Can Now Pre-Order Fresh Meals On European Flights
Put back that stale airport sandwich. Lufthansa's new in-flight menu offers fresh, healthy options available to book before boarding.
Southwest Airlines Due To Testify About December Meltdown On Thursday
Southwest COO Andrew Watterson will face the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation following December's operational meltdown.
Air Canada's Pilots Union May Join The World's Largest Pilots Union
Air Canada's ACPA and the Air Line Pilots Association are currently in preliminary talks to merge the two unions.
The Airline "Junk Fees" President Biden Is Keen To Abolish
A new bill proposed by the Biden-Harris administration could cut the hidden costs associated with air travel and tourism.
Ryanair & Wizz Air Both See Huge January Passenger Increases
Both carriers have reported a 70% jump in passenger levels compared to January 2022 as demand for low-cost travel remains high.
End Of An Era: The Last Boeing 747 Departs Boeing's Everett Plant
Thousands of aviation fans worldwide are tuning in to watch the final Boeing 747's journey to its new home with Atlas Air.
Winter Storms Lead To US Flight Chaos With Airlines Issuing Travel Waivers
Almost 4,000 flights across the United States have been canceled since Tuesday due to Winter Storm Mara.
Boeing Returns To Positive Free Cash Flow After 4 Years
The planemaker has made progress, but still reported a hefty loss.