Flexrotor: Preparing the future of NATO missions

Maritime defence and security is set to become increasingly interconnected and highly resilient, relying on collaboration between a diverse array of crewed and uncrewed assets. This mission requirement was recently tested during... Read more »

This Day in Airline History – October 7 (click photo for details)

Greater Bay Airlines’ first Boeing 737‑9 MAX 9, the pictured B‑KWA, is currently undergoing flight‑testing in Seattle ahead of its expected delivery in December 2025. This aircraft is signif … October 7,... Read more »

To 2030 and beyond for Copa Airlines at JFK’s Terminal 4 – Airport World

JFKIAT – the operator of Terminal 4 at John F Kennedy International Airport – has announced that Copa Airlines has extended its agreement through the next decade. The decision, it claims, builds... Read more »

Helicopters MRO | Airbus

In an industry where safety is paramount, keeping a fleet of helicopters in the air requires skilled professionals dedicated to meticulous maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). We sat down with Maria Aguirre,... Read more »

Which Low-Cost Carrier Has More Boeing 737 MAXs?

The Boeing 737 family is one of the most prominent series of aircraft in the world. The newest generation of aircraft, the 737 MAX series, represents a new generation of narrowbody aircraft.... Read more »

The Unusual 36-Hour Around-The-World Boeing 787 Passenger Service

Almost a year has passed since Hainan Airlines began its Beijing Capital-Boston-Brussels-Beijing Capital service. Of course, it is not quite this simple. The flight number changes in Boston, which is not among... Read more »

Sunshine Coast’s Terminal Redevelopment Project gathering pace – Airport World

Sunshine Coast Airport has appointed construction company McNab as the builder of its highly anticipated domestic Terminal Redevelopment Project. Global architects firm Populous | Fentress Studios are designing the terminal marking a... Read more »

The Striking Differences Between The Boeing 747-8 & 747 Classic

Few aircraft have captured the imagination of travelers and aviation fans like the Boeing 747. Dubbed the “Queen of the Skies,” the 747 transformed long-haul travel when it entered service in 1970,... Read more »

Icelandair Joins JFK Terminal 6 for Operations in 2026

NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — JFK Millennium Partners (JMP), the company selected by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to build and operate John F. Kennedy International Airport’s new... Read more »

Asset control – Airport World

IoT tracker technology is evolving and offers operational advantages to airports that embrace the solution, writes Andy Thomas, UK & Ireland lead at Sensolus. Amongst many other extraordinary predictions, 100 years ago... Read more »