Airlines

It is widely suspected that the Belarus government forcibly diverted flight FR4978 in order to arrest a pair of exile political opponents.

Scott Meyer succeeds Robert Sundin as CEO at Aloft AeroArchitects.

A day after the Tata Group took control of India’s flag carrier, pilots greeted passengers with a “welcome to the future of Air India.”

Travel restrictions prompted by the outbreak of Covid's Omicron variant undermined a somewhat encouraging recovery in demand for flights in 2021.

As Airbus and Qatar Airways prepare to go to court in April over their A350 dispute, the OEM cancels the airline’s order for A321s.

Following the FAA’s addition of three altimeter models cleared for use near 5G antennas, Emirates restores all its 777 schedules to the U.S.

Pakistan International Airlines expects to resume service to Europe in March.

Several international airlines have curtailed service into and out of the U.S. due to 5G safety concerns.

An Airlines for America letter to the FAA, FCC, and the White House warns of catastrophic consequences of 5G implementation on January 19.

As international carriers cancel U.S.-bound flights out of safety concerns, Biden pledges "permanent" solution.

The FAA issues a notice of proposed special conditions to allow FedEx to install anti-missile systems on Airbus A321s.

Ebers’s departure comes as Air France-KLM seeks to foster a deeper integration of the Franco-Dutch group.

While flight cancellations taper, the U.S. regional airline industry continues to face severe staffing shortages.

As of Thursday morning, it remained unclear whether government security forces had retaken full control of airports including Almaty International.

The RTCA has established a committee to address frequency spectrum conflicts with upcoming developments in avionics technology.

Las Vegas-based Airbus A320-family operator Allegiant chooses Boeing Maxes over A220/A320-family jets as it abandons its Airbus-only fleet model.

With new airline orders in hand, Eve is merging with Zanite and intends to float share on the New York Stock Exchange in the second quarter of 2022.

The IATA Aviation Carbon Exchange has gained its first signatory, Qatar Airways.

The Australian carrier announced potential orders for up to 134 A321XLR and A220 airliners after a competition between Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer.

Airbus signed its third major aircraft deal in two days following the Air France-KLM board’s approval of a contract for 100 A320/A321neos and four A350Fs.

A letter of intent specifying a firm order for seven A350Fs for Singapore Airlines marks the first such deal with an airline since program launch in July.

As the FAA continues its analysis of Boeing’s 787 fixes to gaps between fuselage sections, American Airlines must delay international expansion.

Airlines for Europe managing director Thomas Reynaert calls on European transport ministers to push for needed compromises to advance SES adoption.

International Air Transport Association director general Willie Walsh says data does not support the rationale for “kneejerk” Covid travel restrictions.

Launching service on October 15 with former Alitalia airplanes, ITA plans to take the first of the new Airbus jets by the end of the first quarter of 2022.

Joramco, which claims to be the largest independent MRO in the Middle East, serves clients from India to Western Europe.

Britain’s competition regulator opened an investigation into whether the planned takeover of Spain’s Air Europa by IAG would hinder competition.

The European Regions Airline Association has criticized proposals to ban short-haul flight by some EU countries as the UK funds regional service.

Flydubai is showcasing the interior of its new Boeing Max 8 on the Dubai Airshow ramp, along with new livery features marking the UAE’s 50th anniversary.

The latest order for two 777Fs from Emirates SkyCargo will expand the freight-carrier’s fleet to a dozen.