Airline News with Geoffrey Thomas #airindiacrash Aug 8, 2025Episode 180: We look at what we believe is likely to be the root cause of the loss of Air India 171. Link... Read more »
Air Transat made a significant announcement yesterday with its new routes to Rio de Janeiro (GIG) launching in February next year. Using its fleet of Airbus A330s, the brand-new flights are a... Read more »
Nuremberg Airport in Germany has received the green light for its third Cargo Centre (CCN 3), which will be built by GOLDBECK Ost GmbH, which previously constructed its P4 car park. The... Read more »
The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration have initiated investigations to determine the cause of the crash. Factors such as the high altitude of Chinle, approximately 5,500 feet above... Read more »
– Orbital Test Vehicle will fly a service module, expanding capacity for a laser communications demonstration, and highest performing quantum inertial sensor ever used in space KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla., July 28,... Read more »
United Airlines Boeing 737-924 ER SSWL N75432 (msn 32835) (Eco-Skies) LAX (Michael B. Ing). Image: 936595. Airline’s corporate venture capital fund – United Airlines Ventures (UAV) – facilitates new relationship that leverages Dfinitiv’s... Read more »
It’s turning into a dream summer for Cork and Dublin airports, which enjoyed their busiest ever month in July. Cork Airport welcomed 378,000 passengers, 15% more than July 2024, while Dublin Airport... Read more »
British South American Airways , a state-run airline operating in the mid-20th century, became synonymous with aviation mysteries due to the unexplained disappearances of two of its aircraft: the Avro Lancastrian “Star... Read more »
The UK’s largest airport is set to expand following the recent submission of “shovel-ready” plans for a third runway. Spanning two miles, the proposed runway would cross a rerouted section of the... Read more »
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport continues to innovate and grow as it prepares to handle 125 million passengers per annum within the next five years, writes Joe Bates. Airports don’t get much bigger,... Read more »