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AirQuest Aviation Named Authorized Piper Service Center
AirQuest Aviation has been named an Authorized Piper Service Center, expanding support for Piper's PA46, M500, M600, and M700 aircraft.
Business
Cirrus Aircraft Opens New 60,000-Square-Foot Warehouse in Duluth
Cirrus Aircraft has opened a new 60,000-square-foot warehousing center in Duluth, Minnesota to support parts storage and growth in aircraft production and aftermarket services.
Airlines
Flydubai Co-Pilot Attempted to Hijack Tel Aviv-Bound 737, Investigators Say
Investigators say a Flydubai co-pilot attacked the captain and tried to seize control of a Tel Aviv-bound Boeing 737 MAX 8 on September 30.
Military
France to Build Next-Gen Combat Aircraft Alone After FCAS Collapse
France will develop a successor to the Rafale fighter as a national program after the FCAS project with Germany and Spain collapsed.
Military
F-35C Lands on New US Navy Aircraft Carrier Class for First Time
A US Navy F-35C Lightning II has landed on a new aircraft carrier class for the first time, marking a milestone for the carrier-based stealth fighter.
Aircrafts
GA Telesis Launches First Boeing 737 MAX 8 Disassembly Program
Aviation aftermarket company GA Telesis has announced its first Boeing 737 MAX 8 disassembly program as it expands its next-generation aircraft support.
Military
Sikorsky and US Army Agree Initial 16-Aircraft Black Hawk Production Deal
Sikorsky and the U.S. Army have reached an initial production agreement covering 16 Black Hawk helicopters.
Aircrafts
US Transportation Secretary Meets Boeing and GE CEOs on Aircraft Certification Reform
The U.S. Transportation Secretary met with the chief executives of Boeing and GE to discuss aircraft certification reform efforts.
Airports
Inside the World's Five Largest Air Cargo Hubs: A Freight Power Map
Air cargo has become a strategic barometer of global trade, and five airports dominate the sector. We examine how they built their advantage and what their rise means for airlines, shippers, and manufacturers.
Airlines
Boeing's China Comeback: Why Airbus Still Leads in 2026
Boeing has made significant inroads in China, but Airbus's entrenched position and local production give it a durable edge that will persist through 2026.
Airlines
American Airlines Shakes Up Network Planning Amid Premium Push
American Airlines has parted ways with Brian Znotins, its vice president of network planning, as the carrier pivots toward a premium-focused strategy. The move signals a significant shift in how the airline approaches route development and fleet deployment.
Military
F-35C Makes First Arrested Landing on a Ford-Class Carrier
A U.S. Navy F-35C Lightning II made its first arrested landing aboard a Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, touching down on the future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79).
Aircrafts
More than 2,500 aircraft now equipped with Garmin Autoland
Garmin says more than 2,500 aircraft are now equipped with its Autoland emergency landing system, a milestone reached just over six years after initial certification.
Airbus
Airbus forecasts 2.44 million aviation jobs needed over next two decades
Airbus's latest Global Services Forecast says aviation will need to hire 2.44 million workers over the next two decades as the services market doubles by 2045.
Aircrafts
Archer Aviation battery fire at San Jose facility injures three
A battery fire during routine testing at Archer Aviation's San Jose facility triggered an evacuation and injured three people.
● Airbus
View all →Aviation Capital Group orders 75 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft
Aviation Capital Group has placed an order for 75 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft, the largest order in the lessor's history.
Airbus forecasts 2.44 million aviation jobs needed over next two decades
Airbus's latest Global Services Forecast says aviation will need to hire 2.44 million workers over the next two decades as the services market doubles by 2045.
● Aircrafts
View all →GA Telesis Launches First Boeing 737 MAX 8 Disassembly Program
Aviation aftermarket company GA Telesis has announced its first Boeing 737 MAX 8 disassembly program as it expands its next-generation aircraft support.
US Transportation Secretary Meets Boeing and GE CEOs on Aircraft Certification Reform
The U.S. Transportation Secretary met with the chief executives of Boeing and GE to discuss aircraft certification reform efforts.
More than 2,500 aircraft now equipped with Garmin Autoland
Garmin says more than 2,500 aircraft are now equipped with its Autoland emergency landing system, a milestone reached just over six years after initial certification.
● Airlines
View all →Italian Air Traffic Control Network Failure Causes Flight Delays
A network failure at Italy's air traffic control operator caused flight delays before being fixed, Reuters reported.
Emirates Business Class: Redefining Luxury at 40,000 Feet
Emirates has long set the standard for premium air travel, and its Business Class product continues to push boundaries. We explore the key benefits that make it a favorite among frequent flyers.
airBaltic's A220: The 'Regional' Jet Flying 3,000-Mile Routes
airBaltic's all-Airbus A220-300 fleet is regularly deployed on ultra-long routes to Tenerife and Dubai, challenging the notion that the type is merely a regional aircraft.
● Airports
View all →Italian Air Traffic Control Network Failure Causes Flight Delays
A network failure at Italy's air traffic control operator caused flight delays before being fixed, Reuters reported.
Inside the World's Five Largest Air Cargo Hubs: A Freight Power Map
Air cargo has become a strategic barometer of global trade, and five airports dominate the sector. We examine how they built their advantage and what their rise means for airlines, shippers, and manufacturers.
Lincoln Airport Reinvents Cold War Runway for KC-135R Era
Lincoln Airport is pouring 17 inches of concrete over a runway built for B-47 bombers, adapting a Cold War relic for modern KC-135R tankers and future aviation demands.