The Federal Aviation Administration has certificated increased maximum take-off weights for Boeing's 787-9 and -10 variants, enabling Dreamliner operators to extend range or carry significantly greater payloads on existing routes.
A Lockheed Martin C-130H military transport from Colombia's aerospace force has crashed during take-off from a remote airstrip in Putumayo province on 23 March, with unconfirmed reports suggesting up to 110 personnel were aboard the aircraft.
Lufthansa and Munich Airport have signed a new long-term agreement to deepen their partnership and drive future growth at one of Europe’s leading aviation hubs. The deal extends cooperation through 2056 and includes plans to expand terminal infrastructure, notably the addition of a new pier connected to Terminal 2. This development could increase annual capacity
Israeli carrier Israir is expecting to commence long-haul services with Airbus A330s in the second half of this year, later than its previous mid-May estimate. The airline is acquiring two aircraft and, having made an advance payment, is intending to complete the $74 million transaction in the second quarter. Israir, ...
A passenger death aboard a British Airways long-haul flight from Hong Kong to London Heathrow Airport has sparked controversy over how the situation was handled in-flight. The woman, reportedly in her 60s, died around an hour after departure. With the aircraft full, crew members placed the body in a rear galley area for the remainder
Preliminary analysis of air-ground communications at New York LaGuardia indicates that emergency vehicles were cleared to cross runway 4 prior to a fatal collision involving an Air Canada Express MHIRJ CRJ900 and a firefighting truck.
President Félix Tshisekedi is facing continued challenges in efforts to revive the national carrier Congo Airways, amid mounting concerns over governance, finances, and operational viability. In December 2025, Tshisekedi ordered a detailed investigation into the causes of the airline’s collapse and tasked a dedicated team with drafting a comprehensive recovery plan. However, during a cabinet
Transavia will temporarily relocate part of its operations during the closure of Eindhoven Airport, which is set to undergo runway renovations from February 1 to July 18, 2027. To maintain connectivity, the airline will operate flights from: Maastricht Aachen Airport (2 aircraft based) Weeze Airport (4 aircraft based) The remaining aircraft normally stationed in Eindhoven
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