Fuselage Defects Found In 14 Sukhoi Superjet 100 Airliners

Fuselage defects have been identified in several Sukhoi Superjet 100 regional airliners that are currently being used to operate domestic commercial passenger services in Russia. The news comes as a further blow... Read more »

MIA’s Concourse D Skytrain system fully open ahead of Labor Day weekend

Just in time for Labor Day weekend, Miami International Airport (MIA) has fully reopened its Concourse D Skytrain system with the return of Station 1 on August 25. With all four stations... Read more »

Pilot Killed In Cessna Crash Near Los Banos; NTSB Investigates

A tragic aviation accident occurred on Tuesday evening, August 26, 2025, when a single-engine Cessna 172S Skyhawk SP crashed into a field near Los Banos, California, resulting in the death of the... Read more »

Korean Air Commits to Record Purchase of 103 Boeing Jets to Modernize Fleet

– South Korea’s flag carrier intends to buy 777-9s, 787-10s, 737-10s and 777-8 Freighters to optimize fuel-efficiency across global network – Commitment will be the largest for the airline, adding to its... Read more »

FRONTIER, AMERICA’S LOW FARE AIRLINE, COMMITS TO BEING THE #1 LOW FARE CARRIER IN THE TOP 20 U.S. METROS

Introducing New Routes from Fort Lauderdale, Detroit, Baltimore, Houston, Charlotte, and Dallas — with Fares from $29* and Further Growth Expected in 2026 as Industry Capacity Adjusts DENVER – August 26, 2025 –... Read more »

Finavia to update strategy and operating model

Finavia is updating its strategy and revamping its operating model in a bid to increase its growth opportunities and value creation. It will also make changes to its Executive Group and plan... Read more »

Why The McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Had Such Loud Engines

Aircraft and engine manufacturers today put a lot of effort into designing jets that balance efficiency, comfort, and performance. From advanced aerodynamics to refined interiors, every detail is intended to make the... Read more »

Chinese Airlines Begin Dividing Up Future 500-Plane Airbus Order

China’s largest airlines are reportedly beginning to split a massive 500-aircraft order for Airbus. The aircraft order was finalized months ago but is still awaiting an official announcement, people familiar with the... Read more »

S&P confirms healthy AA- ratings for Vancouver Airport Authority

S&P Global Ratings has reaffirmed Vancouver Airport Authority’s AA- long-term issuer credit and senior unsecured debt rating, maintaining the positive outlook first issued in 2024. This marks the sixth consecutive year that... Read more »

Austin, meet your new nonstops: Denver, Columbus & Kansas City, plus more

Delta Air Lines Airbus A220-300 (CS300 BD-500-1A11) N314DU (msn 55192) SNA (Michael B. Ing). Image: 961673. Delta is deepening its commitment to Central Texas with the launch of three new nonstop routes... Read more »