Category: Aviation News

GetJet Airlines Latvia, an ACMI and Charter operator, achieved Part 129 Operation Specification approval from the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This milestone enables the carrier to operate passenger flights to and from the…

Since the inception of aviation, aircraft have predominantly featured fixed-wing designs, owing to their optimal lift-generating capabilities. However, in 1917, amidst aviation’s nascent stages, American tailor Roy Scroggs envisioned a novel aircraft devoid of traditional…

Michelin, renowned for producing automotive tires and offering divisive restaurant guides (yes, they’re part of the same company), has a lesser-known presence in aviation. Few may recall that Michelin once manufactured tires for the Space…

A Japanese-designed and –built eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) is poised to become a significant competitor to domestically-made air taxis in the US. SkyDrive, a Japanese aircraft manufacturer, is strategically expanding its presence in…

In a bid to address irregular migration into the United States, the US Department of State announced visa restrictions targeting executives of air charter companies facilitating such activities, particularly those profiting from vulnerable migrants. The…

Boeing issued a safety advisory to airlines following an incident involving a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which experienced a sudden mid-flight drop while en route to New Zealand. The safety advisory directs airlines to…

With the global aviation industry committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released an update on the progress toward this ambitious goal. The latest update from IATA,…

Malaysia Airlines has selected Collins Aerospace to provide avionics hardware support for its fleet of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, coinciding with the carrier’s reception of these narrowbody jets. Under the new agreement, Malaysia Airlines,…

Aviation mishaps often make headlines, particularly when involving Boeing aircraft. Recently, an incident involving an Airbus A320 made news in Australia, where a Jetstar flight aborted takeoff from Melbourne Airport after an underside latch was…

JetBlue faced criticism recently for providing inadequate compensation following an in-flight ordeal that led a couple in their 80s to spend over $5,000 on seats with broken functionality during a transcontinental flight. The incident occurred…

As with many others, Southwest Airlines, a prominent low-cost carrier, anticipates carrying several thousand passengers during the upcoming Spring break travel surge. Despite maintaining a consistent operation in Southern California throughout the year, this month…

Rolls-Royce has announced a substantial investment in its engine assembly, testing, and servicing capacity in Germany and the UK to meet the increasing demand for engines and support services. The investment, totaling £55 million ($70…

Etihad Airways reported a substantial 49% increase in passenger growth last month compared to February 2023, accompanied by network expansions and the induction of three new Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The carrier achieved an 89% load…

In the United States, the emergence of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for air mobility services is gaining momentum. Among them, the German-made Lilium eVTOL jet stands out for its unique features and…

Project Ulysses spearheads Australia’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry, a monumental endeavor led by Jet Zero Australia and backed by industry titans like Qantas, Airbus, and Idemitsu. SAF presents a promising solution for zero-emission aviation,…

Embraer, the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, has fully embraced electric alternatives through its air mobility spin-off, Eve, marking a significant stride in global aviation sustainability. But their innovative ventures don’t stop there. Operating in tandem with…

Lift Aircraft introduces a groundbreaking opportunity for enthusiasts to pilot their flying electric vehicle through a pay-per-flight experience, a first of its kind in the US. The Hexa personal air taxi offers an exhilarating flight…

An innovative collaboration between an aviation technology company and an automotive giant has resulted in the development of one of the few eVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing) poised for international success. Archer Aviation, known…

The unveiling of the CityAirbus NextGen prototype marks a significant milestone in the realm of electric air taxis. Developed by aerospace giant Airbus, this prototype was revealed to the public during a special ceremony at…

March 2024 marks a significant milestone for SkyDrive, the Japanese eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) manufacturer, as it initiates commercial production of its flagship aircraft, the SD-05. Partnering with automotive giant Suzuki, SkyDrive embarks…