Airbus Orders Inspections of 16 A380s After Wing Cracks Found
Airbus has ordered inspections of 16 Airbus A380 superjumbos after cracks were discovered in a critical wing structure component, prompting… Read More »
Airbus A380s Grounded Worldwide for Emergency Wing Inspections
Several Airbus A380 superjumbos around the world are facing emergency inspections after European aviation regulators identified cracks in a critical… Read More »
Qantas Uses Sleep Science to Transform 20-Hour Nonstop Flights
Qantas Airways is betting that science-backed cabin design and passenger wellness innovations can make the world’s longest flights more comfortable,… Read More »
Trump Inspects Qatari Boeing 747 for Future Air Force One Fleet
President Donald Trump on Friday Jun 19 inspected a Boeing 747 aircraft gifted by Qatar at Joint Base Andrews in… Read More »
NASA X-59 Breaks Sound Barrier Twice in Quiet Supersonic Test
NASA and Lockheed Martin have achieved a major milestone in the future of aviation after the experimental X-59 aircraft successfully… Read More »
Can Pilots Bank Sleep? New Aviation Safety Research Says Yes
Global Aerospace’s SM4 Aviation Safety Program is highlighting new research suggesting that pilots and aviation professionals may be able to… Read More »
Boeing 777X Certification Delay Threatens 2027 Airline Deliveries
Boeing’s long-delayed 777X program has suffered another setback after the head of the Federal Aviation Administration indicated that certification of… Read More »
Eurowings A320 Injures Five After Wake Turbulence From Emirates A380
A Eurowings Airbus A320 encountered severe wake turbulence while climbing over Bosnia and Herzegovina on May 30, 2026, leaving five… Read More »
India to Release Interim Air India Crash Report Near Anniversary
itional time to fully analyze evidence, review technical data, and determine the factors that led to one of India’s deadliest… Read More »
Jury Awards $49.5 Million in Boeing 737 Max Crash Case
A jury has awarded $49.5 million in damages to the family of a victim killed in one of the fatal… Read More »
EU Considers Carbon Fees on Long-Haul Flights
The European Commission is considering expanding its Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to include flights departing the European Union for destinations… Read More »
Close Call Near JFK as Planes Pass Within 500 Feet
A near miss involving two aircraft approaching John F. Kennedy International Airport has raised fresh concerns about airspace safety after… Read More »
Can X-59 and Boom Overture Revive Supersonic Travel?
Civil supersonic aviation is edging closer to a potential comeback as NASA advances testing of its X-59 demonstrator and Boom… Read More »
SAS Unveils A330 Anniversary Livery for 80 Years
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has unveiled a specially painted Airbus A330-300 to mark the start of its 80th year of operations,… Read More »
United Adds Economy Couch Seats With New Relax Row
United Airlines is advancing a two-pronged cabin and fleet strategy aimed at enhancing both long-haul comfort and regional travel experience…. Read More »
Qatar Airways Moves Widebodies to Spain Amid Gulf Crisis
Qatar Airways has relocated a significant portion of its widebody fleet to Spain as ongoing disruption across Middle Eastern airspace… Read More »
First Airbus A220 Hull Loss After airBaltic Fire
The first confirmed hull loss of an Airbus A220 has been recorded after an airBaltic aircraft was destroyed by a… Read More »
Flying Air Taxi Nears Launch After California Tests
An experimental electric air taxi was spotted flying over California this week as developers move closer to launching commercial passenger… Read More »
EASA Flags Safety Lapses in Air India Aircraft
European aviation authorities have raised concerns over safety lapses in Air India aircraft following a series of surprise inspections at… Read More »
Jet2 Flight Delayed After Pilot Forgets Passport
A Jet2 flight from Scotland to Turkey was delayed after the pilot scheduled to operate the aircraft reportedly forgot to… Read More »
Bird Strike Damages American Airlines Jet Nose, Forces Diversion
An American Airlines regional flight departing Washington, D.C., was forced to divert shortly after takeoff when a bird strike damaged… Read More »
Lufthansa 747-8 Unveils 100th Anniversary Crane Livery
Lufthansa’s iconic Boeing 747-8, known as the “Queen of the Skies,” has joined the airline’s special anniversary fleet with a… Read More »
Singapore Airlines A350 Clips Spirit Jet at Newark Airport
A Singapore Airlines Airbus A350 clipped the tail of a parked Spirit Airlines aircraft during a ground incident at Newark… Read More »
Airline Pilots Spot Iranian Missile Mid-Flight
Airline pilots flying over the Middle East feared an Iranian ballistic missile may have been fired in their direction after… Read More »
Lufthansa Rolls Out IATA Turbulence Aware System
Lufthansa has introduced the “IATA Turbulence Aware” platform across its operations, aiming to enhance flight safety, operational efficiency and passenger… Read More »
Lufthansa A380 Unveiled in 100th Anniversary Livery
Lufthansa has unveiled an Airbus A380 in a striking blue special livery to celebrate the airline’s 100th anniversary, marking another… Read More »