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An All Nippon Airways Boeing 787-9 returned to Tokyo after 14 hours in the air due to a mechanical issue, forcing a U-turn over Alaska for passengers.
Air India and the Lufthansa Group have signed an MoU for a joint business partnership, aiming to significantly expand flight options between India and Europe.
United Airlines has selected 300 GE GEnx engines to power its 150 new Boeing 787 Dreamliners, a move that will make it the largest GEnx operator.
The US partial federal shutdown threatens major airport delays as TSA and FAA staff work without pay; passengers should expect significant disruptions.
Flight Pro International opened a new office at Farnborough Airport; the move strengthens trip support services across the UK and European aviation markets.
Shankh Airlines chief Shravan Vishwakarma praised Uttar Pradesh's infrastructure growth at a recent forum to boost regional air travel accessibility.
Kenya Aviation Workers Union members launched a strike at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport; the move caused major flight delays at the African hub.
Air New Zealand completed its electric aircraft trial today; the move marks a major step toward launching zero-emissions commercial flights by 2026.
Delta Air Lines will increase its Melbourne to Los Angeles service to daily flights later this year, boosting trans-Pacific capacity for travelers.
Rossiya and Nordwind Airlines suspended Cuba flights due to a severe jet fuel shortage; carriers are now repatriating thousands of stranded tourists.
European airlines face millions in new costs as free carbon rights lapse; KLM expects annual expenses to hit €325 million by 2030 as rules tighten.
Air Canada will acquire Airbus A350-1000 widebody aircraft to support international growth and replace older jets; the move enhances fuel efficiency.
Cayman Airways will end its Grand Cayman to New York JFK service in October 2026 to redeploy Boeing 737-8 aircraft toward emerging tourism gateways.
Prime Minister Modi and President Macron will inaugurate India's first private helicopter assembly line today, boosting local aerospace manufacturing.
Ethiopian Airlines plans to launch direct flights to Australia by 2028; the move depends on acquiring new widebody aircraft for the long-haul route.
The FAA issued unusual flight restrictions at El Paso International Airport on February 17, 2026, causing significant delays for commercial travelers.
Safran will invest $332 million in a new Morocco facility by 2029; the site will produce landing gear to support the Airbus A320 production ramp-up.
Boeing retired its last 787-8 Dreamliner test aircraft, ZA004, to an Arizona boneyard after 16 years of service to support future fleet development.
IATA will host a Sustainable Aviation Fuel training session at the 2026 Sustainable Skies World Summit to help the industry reach net-zero emissions goals.
Boeing aims for a 737 MAX production rate of 63 jets per month by 2028; the plan requires FAA approval and steady incremental increases every six months.