US DOT fines Air Canada $250,000 for flying over Iraqi airspace The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a $250,000 fine to Air Canada for operating flights… ByClément CharpentreauSeptember 29, 2024
ZeroAvia: the hydrogen-power innovator backed by the aviation industry The meteoric rise of British/American hydrogen-electric aircraft developer ZeroAvia, established in 2018, is a success story driven by… ByIan MolyneauxSeptember 28, 2024
Safety alert: NTSB ‘uncertain’ number of Boeing 737s flying with impaired part The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued an urgent safety recommendation to Boeing and the Federal Aviation… ByIan MolyneauxSeptember 27, 2024
Air services development: how tourism boards can support air connectivity In the first of six articles that will help destinations and airports gain a better understanding of how… ByGavin EcclesSeptember 27, 2024
Air France to offer free Starlink high-speed internet connectivity from 2025 SpaceX’s Starlink internet service is continuing to gather momentum among airlines. On September 26, 2024, Air France became the… ByMiquel RosSeptember 26, 2024
Boom Supersonic sets new top speed with XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ demonstrator: video Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ demonstrator aircraft has recorded its fastest ever speed during its fourth test flight… ByIan MolyneauxSeptember 23, 20247 comments
Connect, learn and create: Here’s what to expect at World Aviation Festival 2024 Autumn in Amsterdam will be even more exciting this year as the city plays host to the 2024… ByJean Carmela LimSeptember 20, 2024
How close is the vision of eVTOL commercial flights from becoming a reality? It is not too long ago that the concept of commercial passenger flights in small-scale electric-powered aircraft would… ByLuke PetersAugust 29, 20243 comments
Ex-cabin crew to push drink trolley 200 miles in honor of 9/11 fallen colleagues A retired flight attendant is pushing an airline drink cart more than 200 miles from Boston to New… ByJean Carmela LimAugust 27, 2024
Star Alliance’s CEO on managing the world’s largest airline alliance Little more than a quarter of a century ago, in May 1997, five of the world’s largest airlines,… ByMiquel RosAugust 6, 2024
Single pilot operations: the aircraft evolution that fires up aviation debate Aviation is not short of contentious issues, but none seem to fire up passions quite like that of… ByIan MolyneauxAugust 3, 202410 comments
JetBlue to purchase sustainable aviation fuel and use it at JFK Airport JetBlue Airways has signed a one-year contract with World Fuel Services in Florida to supply sustainable aviation fuel… ByGoda LabanauskaitėAugust 2, 2024
US appeals court blocks new airline rules for more ‘junk fees’ transparency Three judges at the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals in the United States (US) have temporarily blocked… ByIan MolyneauxJuly 30, 2024
Airbus A321XLR ready for service as EASA awards aircraft Type Certification The Airbus A321XLR is now ready to enter service, with the long-range single-aisle jet having been awarded Type… ByIan MolyneauxJuly 19, 20241 comment
CommuteAir doubles down on sustainability and safety with TrustFlight technology TrustFlight, a technology innovator focused on safety and digitization of the aviation industry, has announced that Ohio-based CommuteAir… ByAeroTime Advisory TeamJuly 18, 2024
Boeing’s latest orders and deliveries report paints a mixed picture for the firm Boeing’s latest orders and deliveries report paints a mixed picture as the planemaker goes through one of the… ByIan MolyneauxJuly 10, 2024
More than 1,700 flights canceled across US due to Hurricane Beryl More than 1,700 flights were canceled in the United States on July 8, 2024, as Hurricane Beryl hit… ByGoda LabanauskaitėJuly 8, 2024
EU clears path for Lufthansa’s $350 million takeover of ITA, conditions apply The EU Commission has cleared the path for Lufthansa to purchase a 41% minority stake in Italian carrier… ByIan MolyneauxJuly 3, 2024