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How One SkyTeam Carrier Redefined Long-Haul Economy Class
While most airlines squeeze economy passengers tighter, one SkyTeam member keeps raising the bar with 4K screens, free Wi-Fi, and self-service snacks. Here's why its premium economy playbook matters for the whole industry.
Boeing
Boeing to Miss 500-Jet 737 MAX Target as Wing Shortages Bite
Boeing has conceded it will fall short of its 500-aircraft 737 MAX delivery goal for the year, with persistent wing production shortfalls now casting doubt over its next planned rate increase.
Military
US Air Force Bets $694M on Lockheed's Troubled ARRW Hypersonic Missile
The US Air Force has awarded Lockheed Martin a $694 million contract to produce the AGM-183A ARRW, signaling renewed confidence in a hypersonic program that has weathered repeated test failures.
Aircrafts
Kodiak Developer Launches Reach Aviation AC-6 Utility Aircraft
Veteran aircraft designer Tom Hamilton, creator of the Kodiak and Glasair aircraft, has launched Reach Aviation to develop the AC-6 utility aircraft.
Airports
Harry Reid International Airport Breaks Ground on $23.1M ARFF Station
Harry Reid International Airport broke ground Tuesday on a new $23.1 million Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting station funded by federal money.
Business
Archer Aviation Unveils Air Taxi Networks for Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin
Archer Aviation has announced plans for three electric air taxi networks serving Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin in Texas.
Airlines
United Airlines Flight Returns to Las Vegas After Passenger Allegedly Texted Hijack Threat
A United Airlines flight returned to Las Vegas shortly after takeoff and a passenger was arrested after allegedly texting about hijacking the aircraft.
Airlines
Atlantic Airways Orders Two Additional Airbus A320neo Aircraft
Faroe Islands flag carrier Atlantic Airways has signed a firm order with Airbus for two additional A320neo aircraft as it moves toward an all-A320neo fleet.
Airlines
Micronesia's One Pacific Airways secures first Embraer ERJ 145
Start-up Micronesian carrier One Pacific Airways has secured its first Embraer ERJ 145 regional jet.
Aircrafts
Moya Aero's MOYA 256 cargo eVTOL completes first full transition flight
Brazilian developer Moya Aero has completed the first full transition flight of its full-scale MOYA 256 autonomous electric cargo aircraft.
Airports
The Quiet Scan: What Gate Agents Really See Before Boarding Begins
Long before the first boarding group is called, gate agents are reading a stream of subtle cues—from document readiness to body language—that shape the entire departure flow.
Military
Canada's First F-35s Arrive as 88-Jet Fleet Plan Faces Turbulence
Canada has taken delivery of its first two F-35A fighters, but the wider 88-aircraft programme is being buffeted by payment disputes, industrial offsets and a sovereignty debate that could reshape the future fleet.
Military
F-22 Supercruise Fuel Burn: What 0.30 MPG Really Tells Us
The F-22 Raptor's 0.30 MPG in supercruise looks alarming on paper, but the figure reveals more about fighter design trade-offs than about inefficiency.
Business
CAE to Sell Flightscape Airline Operations Software to SITA in $500 Million Deal
CAE has agreed to sell its airline operations software business Flightscape to air transport IT provider SITA in a deal valued at $500 million.
Aircrafts
Electra Flies EL2 Ultra-Short Hybrid Aircraft From Manhattan Heliport
Electra operated its blown-lift EL2 ultra-short takeoff and landing hybrid-electric aircraft from a Manhattan heliport.
● Airbus
View all →Atlantic Airways Orders Two Additional Airbus A320neo Aircraft
Faroe Islands flag carrier Atlantic Airways has signed a firm order with Airbus for two additional A320neo aircraft as it moves toward an all-A320neo fleet.
Metro Aviation unveils first medical interior for Airbus H140 at AMTC 2026
Metro Aviation has revealed the air medical industry's first look at a new medical interior designed for the Airbus H140 light twin helicopter during AMTC 2026 in Fort Worth, Texas.
● Aircrafts
View all →Kodiak Developer Launches Reach Aviation AC-6 Utility Aircraft
Veteran aircraft designer Tom Hamilton, creator of the Kodiak and Glasair aircraft, has launched Reach Aviation to develop the AC-6 utility aircraft.
Moya Aero's MOYA 256 cargo eVTOL completes first full transition flight
Brazilian developer Moya Aero has completed the first full transition flight of its full-scale MOYA 256 autonomous electric cargo aircraft.
Electra Flies EL2 Ultra-Short Hybrid Aircraft From Manhattan Heliport
Electra operated its blown-lift EL2 ultra-short takeoff and landing hybrid-electric aircraft from a Manhattan heliport.
● Airlines
View all →Airline Groups Urge US CDC to Reconsider Ebola Attestation Rules for US-Bound Travelers
IATA and Airlines for America are urging the U.S. CDC to reconsider new Ebola attestation rules for U.S.-bound travelers set to take effect on November 3.
Frontier Airlines Reports 71% Jump in Third-Quarter Airfare
Frontier Airlines reported a 71% year-over-year increase in average airfare in the third quarter as it passed along a sharp rise in jet fuel costs.
How One SkyTeam Carrier Redefined Long-Haul Economy Class
While most airlines squeeze economy passengers tighter, one SkyTeam member keeps raising the bar with 4K screens, free Wi-Fi, and self-service snacks. Here's why its premium economy playbook matters for the whole industry.
● Airports
View all →Harry Reid International Airport Breaks Ground on $23.1M ARFF Station
Harry Reid International Airport broke ground Tuesday on a new $23.1 million Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting station funded by federal money.
The Quiet Scan: What Gate Agents Really See Before Boarding Begins
Long before the first boarding group is called, gate agents are reading a stream of subtle cues—from document readiness to body language—that shape the entire departure flow.