After years of pressure from investigators and mounting evidence from runway incursions and near-misses, U.S. regulators have finally moved to…
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Rolls-Royce Pushes Trent 1000 Durability as Orders Rise
Rolls-Royce is advancing a second phase of durability upgrades for the Trent 1000 engine, targeting up to triple time-on-wing, as…
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Airbus BelugaST Finds New Purpose as UK STEM Landmark
After completing its final operational flight, one of Airbus’ iconic BelugaST aircraft will be permanently based at Broughton, where it…
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Laser Airlines Renews Push for Long-Sought US Flights
Venezuela’s Laser Airlines has again asked US regulators to act on a long-pending application to launch passenger flights to South…
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Instrument Failures, Crew Gaps Emerge in Fatal Citation Crash
New details from US investigators point to instrument malfunctions, unresolved engine indications and crew qualification gaps in the Cessna Citation…
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Boeing Sets 500-Plane 737 Delivery Goal for 2026
Boeing plans to deliver 500 aircraft from the 737 family in 2026, a 12% increase year on year, as it…
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Lufthansa Bets on Cabin Quality With Historic Fleet Retrofit
Lufthansa has launched the largest cabin retrofit program in its history, targeting the Airbus A380, Boeing 747-8, and Airbus A350.…
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Why Emirates Will Never Add the Boeing 737 MAX to Its Fleet
The Boeing 737 MAX has become the dominant narrowbody aircraft worldwide, yet Emirates has never considered adding it to its…
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Aircraft Lessors Gain Upper Hand as Supply Stays Tight
Global market volatility and geopolitical strain have done little to dent confidence among aircraft leasing companies. With manufacturers backlogged, airlines…
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Horizon Aircraft Names RAMPF for Cavorite X7 Fuselage
Horizon Aircraft has selected RAMPF Composite Solutions to manufacture the fuselage of its Cavorite X7 hybrid-electric VTOL, marking a key…
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