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Boeing surpassed Airbus in aircraft deliveries and orders during January 2026; the shift marks a major recovery for the American plane maker.
Arkia is coordinating with the Philippines to launch direct Manila-Tel Aviv flights; the route aims to support 30,000 workers and boost bilateral trade.
Ghana's government launched Aviation Security Culture Week to strengthen airport safety and restore passenger confidence across the West African nation.
The FAA issued a ground delay program at SFO due to high winds; over 170 flights are delayed as arrival rates drop to 28 aircraft per hour on Wednesday.
Air Canada ordered eight Airbus A350-1000 widebody jets to expand its global reach; the first of these fuel-efficient aircraft will arrive in 2030.
United Airlines landings at Newark sparked an FAA probe into laptop battery fire risks; investigators are targeting seat design flaws in cabin interiors.
The FAA closed El Paso International Airport after a cartel drone incursion; the Department of War neutralized the threat to restore commercial flights.
The Supreme Court of India ordered the government to submit a status report on the Air India Boeing 787 crash in Ahmedabad within three weeks.
Saudi Air Navigation Services and Indra launched the Middle East's first remote tower at Al-Ula Airport; controllers now manage flights from Jeddah.
Bangladesh signed a trade deal with the US to purchase 14 Boeing aircraft; the agreement aims to lower tariffs but raises concerns over national debt.
In light of a recent chartered jet crash in Maharashtra, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has implemented a phased safety audit for non-scheduled flight operators, prioritizing large charter services. Inspection findings are expected within the next …
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines resumed limited daytime flights to Dubai International Airport; the move follows security concerns across the Gulf region.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines will purchase 14 Boeing aircraft as part of a new, controversial trade agreement between Bangladesh and the United States.
Fujairah International Airport received 15 diverted flights due to regional bad weather; the facility activated emergency plans to ensure passenger safety.
The GBTA Foundation reports a surge in Sustainable Aviation Fuel purchases for business travel; however, high costs and accounting issues slow adoption.
Boeing will open a fourth 737 MAX production line in Everett by midsummer; the move aims to increase monthly output from 38 to 42 aircraft.
The GAO reports that FAA safety standards for drones are falling behind as beyond visual line of sight flights increase across the national airspace.
Rossiya and Nordwind Airlines suspended Cuba flights due to a critical jet fuel shortage; repatriation efforts are underway for stranded Russian tourists.
The FAA lifted flight bans at El Paso International Airport after a drone scare; the unprecedented move halted all traffic for several hours on Wednesday.
ERC System completed the first public test flight of its 2.7-tonne Romeo eVTOL in Munich; the heavy-lift aircraft is designed for urgent medical transfers.