The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) represents the interests of carriers in what, according to most industry forecasts, is poised to become the world’s largest air travel market. However, this isa... Read more »
The absolute cheapest planes for personal flying are lightweight aircraft. Classic, FAA and EASA-certified models from ERCO, Cessna, Aeronca, and Piper are among the most affordable and popular lightweights you can buy.... Read more »
Garmin has unveiled AXIS, a new family of integrated retrofit flight displays designed to bring a big-screen glass cockpit experience similar in presentation to Garmin’s G1000 NXi flight deck to a wide... Read more »
2026 has so far been a remarkable year for British eVTOL developer Vertical Aerospace, with the company surpassing a number of significant milestones. The company has firmly established itself as Europe’s leading... Read more »
European aviation authorities have mandated immediate and urgent inspections for sixteen Airbus A380 aircraft following the discovery of fatigue cracks in critical wing components. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued... Read more »
American Airlines announced: For eight decades, the American Airlines base maintenance facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Tech Ops – Tulsa), has stood at the center of the airline’s technical operations, evolving into the... Read more »
Global airline profitability is expected to fall sharply in 2026 as rising jet fuel prices and war-related disruptions in the Middle East put renewed pressure on carrier balance sheets, according to the... Read more »
GE Aerospace has completed its first ground test of a fully integrated megawatt-class hybrid-electric powertrain, marking a new step in a NASA-backed demonstrator program aimed at creating new types of engines. The... Read more »
The Ebola outbreak across the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda has again brought airport health screening and airline passenger-handling procedures into focus, even as global aviation authorities insist that international... Read more »
A Belarusian woman has pleaded guilty in US federal court in an aviation export-control case that offers a behind-the-curtain glimpse at how Western aircraft parts can move through shadow brokers, intermediaries and... Read more »