FAA Certifies Boeing 737 Max 10 After Years of Delays
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified the Boeing 737 Max 10, the largest aircraft in the manufacturer’s bestselling narrowbody… Read More »
Eric Schmidt Stake in Anthropic Could Deliver Major IPO Windfall
The Eric Schmidt Stake in Anthropic could deliver one of the largest individual investment gains when the artificial intelligence company… Read More »
Industrial AI: Nvidia CEO Urges German Manufacturers to Act
Industrial AI is becoming a strategic priority for Germany as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges manufacturers to combine artificial intelligence… Read More »
Delta One New Menu Brings Restaurant-Inspired Dining to the Skies
Airline food is getting a major makeover at Delta Air Lines, where a new menu aims to make premium-cabin dining… Read More »
Boeing 737 Max 10 FAA Approval Moves Closer After Key Safety Review
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) could approve Boeing’s long-delayed 737 Max 10 as soon as the week of October 19,… Read More »
6 Ghost Towns Along Route 66 That Bring America’s Past to Life
Route 66 is famous for its vintage motels, neon signs, classic diners, and roadside attractions. But beyond the familiar landmarks… Read More »
How to Avoid AI Scams as Criminals Use Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is making it easier for criminals to create convincing scams, from fake online stores to realistic voice messages… Read More »
OpenAI Spy Case: FBI Cites Saudi Gov Docs Folder
The OpenAI Spy Case has intensified scrutiny of AI security after federal prosecutors alleged that former OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan… Read More »
Lufthansa A340-600 Retirement Marks Fleet Renewal
The Lufthansa A340-600 retirement marks the end of 23 years of commercial operations for the aircraft type, as the airline… Read More »
Air Canada with Lufthansa Group Launch India Marketing Partnership
Discover Canada’s tourism opportunities through the new Air Canada marketing partnership with Lufthansa Group, as the airlines and Destination Canada… Read More »
Austrian Airlines Bomb Threat Diverts Tel Aviv Flight to Sofia
An Austrian Airlines bomb threat forced a Tel Aviv-to-Vienna passenger flight to divert to Sofia, Bulgaria, on October 18, 2026…. Read More »
John Travolta Aircraft Collection: 4 Planes Owned by the Celebrity Pilot
John Travolta is known around the world for his Hollywood career, but his passion for aviation is more than a… Read More »
Anthropic AI Could Boost US GDP by 50% by 2030
Anthropic AI could dramatically accelerate economic growth and scientific discovery, with one of the company’s internal models forecasting that U.S…. Read More »
Boeing Sales Chief Brad McMullen to Retire in December
Boeing sales chief Brad McMullen will retire in December and be succeeded by Ryan Weir, who currently oversees Boeing’s North… Read More »
Biggest Airports in the U.S: The 3 Largest May Surprise You
The biggest airports in the U.S. are not necessarily the ones travelers expect. While Atlanta, Los Angeles and Chicago are… Read More »
FAA Ownership Stake in Air Traffic AI Company Under Review
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is pursuing a potential FAA ownership stake in Air Space Intelligence, a private technology company… Read More »
Alsie Express Reports Loss Despite $3.2 Million Foundation Support
Denmark’s Alsie Express reported a net loss of DKK1.51 million ($225,000) for the financial year ended April 30, 2026, despite… Read More »
Tesla-SpaceX Merger Could Come This Fall, Analysts Say
A potential Tesla-SpaceX merger is drawing attention as analysts identify artificial intelligence (AI) as a possible strategic reason to combine… Read More »
EU Court Allows Challenge to Russian Aircraft Flight Ban
The European Union’s highest court has ruled that the European Commission’s decision to place individual aircraft on an EU flight… Read More »
Ural Airlines Faces MC-21 Delivery Delays Beyond 2030
Russia’s Ural Airlines may have to wait until the early 2030s to receive its first domestically manufactured MC-21 passenger jets,… Read More »
Best-Tasting Fast-Food Burger: People chose a Winner
Finding the best-tasting fast-food burger is a matter of personal preference, but a new consumer survey offers a clear picture… Read More »
World Aviation Festival 2026 Highlights
World Aviation Festival 2026 continued in Lisbon with airline executives discussing TAP Air Portugal’s future, airport expansion, rising fuel costs… Read More »
Air France Israeli Crew Restrictions Raise Questions Over Nationality and Discrimination
Air France says it will comply with Israeli restrictions barring flight crew members from certain nationalities from operating flights into… Read More »
Malaysia Airlines India Expansion Held Back by Flight Rights
Malaysia Airlines is seeking additional flight rights and airport slots in India as strong passenger demand outpaces its ability to… Read More »
Tunisia’s Cargo Wings Express Secures EASA Approval for EU Flights
Tunisia’s Cargo Wings Express has secured third-country operator (TCO) authorization from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), clearing an… Read More »
NetJets Expands Private Jet Terminals at Four US Airports
NetJets is expanding its private aviation infrastructure across four major US markets, announcing three new exclusive-use terminals and a larger… Read More »