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Airbus and Boeing are struggling to increase aircraft production rates due to persistent commercial aviation supply chain issues, potentially delaying new jetliner deliveries globally.
Retired USAF Colonel Fred Claussen claims a C-17 cargo flight from Charleston AFB to Brazil in 1996, tracked by Air Mobility Command, proves a non-human entity recovery.
Japan Airlines (JAL) placed a new order for Boeing 787 Dreamliners, signaling a major push to modernize its long-haul fleet and expand international service.
The FAA issued new Airworthiness Directives for Boeing 737 Next Generation models, mandating critical inspections to address structural and mechanical safety risks.
A minor electrical issue on President Trump's aging Boeing VC-25A Air Force One forced a return to Joint Base Andrews, intensifying concerns over the delayed VC-25B replacement program.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) launched a probe into a recent bird strike that caused significant damage to an Airbus A320, raising concerns about wildlife hazard management.
United Airlines stock climbed 2.2% after reporting strong Q4 2025 profits, benefiting from a broader market rebound following President Trump's tariff reversal.
ASELSAN's HTRS-100 radar system was deployed at Damascus International Airport, significantly upgrading Syria's main aviation hub infrastructure, but raising Israeli concerns.
Air India's crashed Boeing 787-8, Flight 171, had a documented history of electrical failures and a 2022 fire, according to a US safety group's Senate report.
The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority chief resigned following a major ATC outage; simultaneously, the FAA issued a 60-day 'Hazardous Situation' NOTAM for Central America due to GPS jamming and military activity.