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Airlines
New DOT Rule Limits Airline Responsibility for Flight Disruptions
A new U.S. Department of Transportation rule taking effect October 19 reclassifies 10 delay and cancellation causes as outside airlines' control.
Aircrafts
Heart Aerospace Unveils ES-36 as JSX Signs Deal for up to 100 Aircraft
Heart Aerospace has unveiled its ES-36 aircraft alongside a JSX purchase agreement for up to 100 aircraft.
Boeing
Boeing and Turkish Airlines Finalize Order for up to 150 737 MAX Jets
Boeing and Turkish Airlines have finalized an order covering up to 150 737 MAX jets.
Airlines
Phoenix Sky Harbor Selects American Airlines as Primary Airline for West Terminal
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has selected American Airlines as the primary carrier for its planned West Terminal development.
Military
Mexico Expands C-130J Super Hercules Fleet with Second Aircraft
Mexico has expanded its C-130J Super Hercules tactical airlift fleet with the addition of a second aircraft.
Airlines
Iran Cancels Baghdad and Muscat Flights as US Aviation Sanctions Take Effect
Iran has cancelled flights to Baghdad and Muscat as a new round of United States aviation sanctions took effect.
Business
Textron Aviation Rolls Out 500th Cessna Citation Latitude Business Jet
Textron Aviation has rolled out the 500th Cessna Citation Latitude midsize business jet from its manufacturing facility in Wichita, Kansas.
Military
US F-16 Crashes Near Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany, Pilot Ejects
A US Air Force F-16 fighter jet crashed near Spangdahlem Air Base in western Germany, and its pilot ejected and was injured.
Airlines
India's Aviation Regulator Places SpiceJet Under Operational and Financial Scrutiny
India's civil aviation regulator has placed low-cost carrier SpiceJet under heightened operational and financial scrutiny, according to Reuters.
Boeing
Lufthansa Group Exercises Options for 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 Jets
Lufthansa Group has exercised options for 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, the largest member of Boeing's single-aisle 737 MAX family.
Airlines
India and Vietnam Agree to Expand Bilateral Air Service Rights
Indian and Vietnamese officials agreed to significantly expand air service rights between the two countries following strong airline growth this year, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam said.
Boeing
Korean Air Finalizes Order for 103 Boeing Jets
Korean Air has finalized a record order for 103 Boeing jets spanning the manufacturer's widebody and single-aisle families.
Airlines
EU and India to Begin Aviation Agreement Negotiations in October
EU transport commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas plans to visit India in early October to launch negotiations on an EU-India comprehensive air transport agreement.
Military
FQ-42 Vengeance Delivered to Creech Air Force Base for CCA Testing
GA-ASI delivered a new FQ-42 Vengeance uncrewed fighter to Creech Air Force Base to continue U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft testing.
Airlines
Delta Flight From Maui Diverts to Honolulu After Fumes Reported
Delta Flight 394 from Maui to Seattle diverted to Honolulu after fumes were reported, with four people taken to hospital in stable condition.
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View all →Spirit Airlines Sells Final Airbus Aircraft in $421 Million Deal
Spirit Airlines has sold its last remaining Airbus aircraft as part of a $421 million bankruptcy deal, FlightGlobal reports.
Pratt & Whitney Delivers First GTF Advantage-Powered Aircraft to United Airlines
RTX's Pratt & Whitney has delivered the first aircraft powered by its upgraded GTF Advantage engine to United Airlines.
Heart Aerospace Unveils ES-36 as JSX Signs Deal for up to 100 Aircraft
Heart Aerospace has unveiled its ES-36 aircraft alongside a JSX purchase agreement for up to 100 aircraft.
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View all →Akasa Air in Talks With Boeing for 200 737 MAX Jets: Report
Indian low-cost carrier Akasa Air is in talks with Boeing to order 200 737 MAX aircraft, Bloomberg News reports.
Spirit Airlines Sells Final Airbus Aircraft in $421 Million Deal
Spirit Airlines has sold its last remaining Airbus aircraft as part of a $421 million bankruptcy deal, FlightGlobal reports.
New DOT Rule Limits Airline Responsibility for Flight Disruptions
A new U.S. Department of Transportation rule taking effect October 19 reclassifies 10 delay and cancellation causes as outside airlines' control.