Dubai Airport to shut one runway for overhaul, warns of ‘flight reductions’ Dubai International Airport (DXB) will temporarily shut one of its two runways for a complete refurbishment, the operator… ByGabriele PetrauskaiteMarch 22, 2022
The widebody wars: who were the Boeing 747’s biggest competitors? | Quiz The Boeing 747 was one of the most ambitious projects ever undertaken by American aerospace manufacturer, Boeing. Since… ByVytė KlišauskaitėMarch 19, 2022
Pan Am: how one airline defined the golden age of travel The world’s first known commercial flight took place in 1914. It was a 27-kilometer journey in Florida from… ByJean Carmela LimMarch 18, 2022
Russia plans to speed up MC-21 and SSJ100 programs – minister Russia will push ahead with its civil aviation programs to build the MC-21 and Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SSJ100)… ByVictoria BryanMarch 17, 2022
Russia considers reviving Il-96 and Tu-214 programs Russia is considering ramping up two of its Soviet-era aircraft programs, the Ilyushin Il-96 and the Tupolev Tu-214. According… ByValius VenckunasMarch 16, 2022
Low-cost long-haul Norse Atlantic delays launch as war in Ukraine hits demand Start-up Norse Atlantic Airways has delayed its planned launch, citing demand uncertainties and rising oil prices caused by… ByVictoria BryanMarch 15, 2022
How has the pandemic affected efforts to increase female pilot numbers? Women have been involved in flying planes since the dawn of aviation, with Bessie Coleman, Harriet Quimby and… ByVictoria BryanMarch 9, 2022
Air Force One: US presidential planes from 1943-1990 In aviation, nothing is more synonymous with ‘North America’ than #AirForceOne. Blockbuster movies have been named after it.… ByJean Carmela LimMarch 9, 2022
Russia may allow outside parties to maintain passenger jets: TASS Russia may allow third-party companies to maintain its commercial passenger aircraft, Russian news agency TASS reported. The move… ByVytė KlišauskaitėMarch 7, 2022
Farewell to the Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world’s largest aircraft The Antonov An-225 Mriya – the heaviest, arguably the largest and certainly one of the most iconic aircraft… ByAeroTime TeamMarch 5, 2022
Russia’s second largest-airline S7 to stop all international flights Russia’s second-largest airline S7 Airlines announced that it will be canceling all international flights from March 5, 2022. The… ByValius VenckunasMarch 4, 2022
Explainer: why are Canada’s overflight fees so high? Put simply, a country charges an ‘overflight fee’ when airlines want to travel in its airspace. It is… ByValius VenckunasMarch 4, 2022
Lufthansa tackles new Ukraine challenges amidst pandemic recovery The crisis in Ukraine is a further challenge for Lufthansa (LHAB) (LHA), after a tough two years dealing… ByVictoria BryanMarch 3, 2022
US FAA expands use of independent review when certifying aircraft The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will expand the use of internal and external independent safety experts… ByVytė KlišauskaitėMarch 2, 2022
Today in history: Delta Air Lines founded Ninety-seven years ago today, Delta Air Lines was founded in the city of Macon, Georgia. What began as… ByAlec WignallMarch 2, 2022
Freedom Birds, Patriot Express: ACMI and the US military For decades, the United States military has relied on private contractors to transport service members and their families… ByClément CharpentreauFebruary 27, 2022
Russia, UK close airspace to each other after Ukraine invasion Following the invasion of Ukraine, the United Kingdom banned all Russian airlines from its airspace. The airline group… ByClément CharpentreauFebruary 25, 2022
China Southern to retire its A380s by year end, Chinese media says The sole operator of the Airbus A380 in China, China Southern Airlines (ZNH), may retire its fleet of… ByVytė KlišauskaitėFebruary 22, 2022