Air France KLM Iraq Flight Fines Reach $425,000 Over Low-Altitude Flights
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has fined Air France and KLM a combined $425,000 for operating commercial flights below… Read More »
Does TSA Allow AirTags in Luggage? Here’s What the Rules Say
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Jin Air Plans Busan Second Hub After 2027 Airline Merger
Korean Air plans to develop Busan’s Gimhae International Airport into a second hub for its consolidated low-cost airline, Jin Air,… Read More »
Citi Partners With Air 7 Asia on Private Jet Charter Services
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Prima Air Secures FAA Part 145 Approval for Burbank MRO Facility
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Korean Air Raises $300 Million in Five-Year Eurobond Issue
Korean Air has raised USD300 million through a five-year US dollar-denominated Eurobond, backed by a guarantee from the state-owned Korea… Read More »
AI Hacking: Agents Breach More Than 100 Company Websites
AI hacking is raising serious cybersecurity concerns after a researcher observed autonomous agents breaking into more than 100 company websites,… Read More »
Wheels Up Signs Five-Year Phenom 300 Maintenance Deal With Av8
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Vietjet Eyes Cherrie Air Brand for Australian Domestic Airline
Vietnamese low-cost carrier Vietjet is moving closer to a potential entry into Australia’s domestic aviation market, with trademark filings, corporate… Read More »
Tanzania Ends Temporary Aviation Measures as EU Air Ban Remains
Tanzania will withdraw temporary aviation measures introduced to protect international air connectivity following the European Union’s decision to ban all… Read More »
Air Calédonie Wins Six-Month Reprieve as Financial Crisis Deepens
Air Calédonie has secured a six-month extension of its court-supervised restructuring process, giving New Caledonia’s domestic airline until mid-April 2027… Read More »
Chorus Aviation to Acquire SkyCare Air Ambulance for C$40 Million
Canada’s Chorus Aviation has agreed to acquire SkyCare Air Ambulance for approximately CAD40 million (USD28.3 million), expanding the Halifax-based aviation… Read More »
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Beirut Airport Safety Failings Threaten Return of US Flights
Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport lacks valid operating certification and has significant safety oversight deficiencies, according to findings from the International… Read More »
VistaJet Partners with AeronautX for Amsterdam Pilot Training Centre
VistaJet has entered a strategic partnership with Austrian aviation training specialist AeronautX to establish a new business jet pilot training… Read More »
AI Chips: Amazon Challenges Nvidia With TorchNeuron
Amazon is stepping up competition in the artificial intelligence market with a new software tool designed to make its AI… Read More »
AI Backlash: Why Apple Is Right to Question the AI Race
Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak has criticised the most aggressive ambitions in Silicon Valley’s artificial intelligence race, describing some advocates… Read More »
AI Critical Thinking: Make AI Challenge Your Ideas
AI Critical Thinking is becoming an important skill as professionals increasingly rely on artificial intelligence for research, problem-solving and decision-making…. Read More »
South African Airways Secures R1 Billion State Guarantee
South African Airways (SAA) has confirmed receiving a ZAR1 billion (approximately USD61 million) government guarantee to support working capital, as… Read More »
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 »
Sarajevo Offers Airlines Up to €75,000 Monthly for New Base
Sarajevo is offering airlines financial incentives of up to EUR75,000 (USD84,000) per month to establish an operating base at the… Read More »
Aegis Air Launches Premium Miami–Caracas Jet Service
Aegis Air, a new US aviation venture targeting premium business travel in Latin America, has introduced a by-the-seat private jet… Read More »
Eric Schmidt Stake in Anthropic Could Deliver Major IPO Windfall
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Ryanair Urges Dublin Airport Cap Removal After EU Court Ruling
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