Cathay Pacific and Google Use AI to Fight Contrails and Cut Aviation’s Climate Impact
Cathay Pacific and Google use AI expanding a partnership that uses artificial intelligence to help aircraft avoid contrails, taking the… Read More »
Qantas Flight Diverted After Flames Seen From Engine
Qantas flight QF122 was diverted from Queenstown to Christchurch after witnesses reported seeing flames and hearing loud bangs coming from… Read More »
Airbus A330 Deliveries Slowed After Tool Found in Tail
Airbus A330 deliveries were temporarily slowed after a stray tool was discovered inside the horizontal tail plane of an aircraft… Read More »
Boeing FAA Fine Raises Questions Over Safety Deterrence
The Boeing 737 MAX safety crisis has resulted in another financial penalty for the aircraft manufacturer, but the $3.1 million… Read More »
Boeing Pays $3.1 Million FAA Fine for Safety Violations
Boeing has paid a $3.1 million FAA fine tied to a series of safety and production violations, including actions connected… Read More »
Boeing Engineers Reject Contract and Authorize Strike
Boeing engineers strike concerns have intensified after the company’s engineers and technical workers overwhelmingly rejected a proposed four-year contract and… Read More »
United Faces 737 Max 10 Seat Dilemma After Years of Delays
United’s 737 Max 10 plans have reached an unusual crossroads after years of Boeing certification delays left hundreds of premium… Read More »
Rory Kennedy: Boeing Documentary Calls for CEO Accountability
Boeing whistleblower retaliation is back under scrutiny following the release of Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing, a new documentary from… Read More »
Delta Seatbelt Lawsuit Claims Passenger Was Injured on Landing
A Delta seatbelt lawsuit filed by Wisconsin passengers alleges that a seatbelt failed during the landing of a January 2025… Read More »
Join us at the Yale Club of NY for a Wings Club Luncheon with Tom O’Leary, CEO and Co-founder, JetZero
Please join us on Thursday, September 24, 2026At the Yale Club of New York for ourAviation Leader Series Luncheon Our… Read More »
Aircraft Interior Design Changes You Notice Without Knowing Why but are Surprisingly Important
Aircraft interior design is changing in ways that are easy to overlook. A new seat fabric, a different shade of… Read More »
F/A-XX Fighter Decision Nears as Boeing, Northrop Compete
The F/A-XX fighter competition is nearing a major decision as the U.S. Navy prepares to select between Boeing and Northrop… Read More »
Airline Engine Crisis Eases, but Costs Keep Rising
Airlines are finally getting more grounded aircraft back into service, but the financial impact of the aviation industry’s prolonged engine… Read More »
India MTA Programme Opens $10B Competition for 60 Aircraft
The India MTA programme has entered a major new phase after India’s Defence Ministry issued a Request for Proposal for… Read More »
How The GE9X Engine Handles Extreme Heat
The GE9X engine developed by GE Aerospace for Boeing’s 777X family represents one of the most ambitious efforts to improve… Read More »
Boeing 787 Completes Short Inlet Noise Test Flights
Boeing has completed flight testing of a Boeing 787 equipped with a modified short engine inlet as part of its… Read More »
Qantas Project Sunrise: The Engines Powering 22-Hour Flights
Qantas is preparing to push commercial aviation into a new era with Project Sunrise, its plan to operate nonstop flights… Read More »
Aviation Safety Risks That Can Disrupt Business Supply Chains
Global supply chains are facing mounting pressure from geopolitical tensions, labor shortages, extreme weather and transportation disruptions. Yet one operational… Read More »
Embraer KC-390 Colombia Deal Boosts Military Fleet
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has secured a new defense contract with Colombia for two KC-390 Millennium multi-mission transport aircraft, marking… Read More »
FAA Orders Boeing 737 Max Crack Inspections as Precautionary Measure
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new Airworthiness Directive (AD) requiring inspections of hundreds of Boeing 737… Read More »
Thai AirAsia Earns IATA IOSA Certification for Global Safety Standards
Thai AirAsia has officially become an IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) Registered Operator, achieving one of the aviation industry’s most… Read More »
Engineer Awarded $40,000 After Singapore Airlines Plane Dispute
An Australian Fair Work Commission has ruled that an aircraft maintenance engineer was unfairly dismissed after authorizing a power reset… Read More »
FAA Investigates Marine One Safety Incident Near Reagan Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a Marine One safety incident that occurred near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on… Read More »
Air Taxi Makers Turn to Military as Civil Certification Slows
Electric air taxi developers are increasingly shifting their focus toward military and defense markets as lengthy certification processes, rising development… Read More »
Pilots Warn of Engine Shutdown Risk on Airbus A320neo and A350
A leading pilots’ union has warned of a potentially catastrophic cockpit fault that could cause an unexpected engine shutdown on… Read More »
Embraer KC-390 Order: Colombia Selects Two Millennium Transport Aircraft to Modernize Its Air Force
Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer has secured another important defense contract after Colombia officially signed an agreement to purchase two Embraer… Read More »