Spirit Airlines Judge OKs Spirit Airlines’ culling of 67 leased aircraft Spirit Airlines' initial plan was to reject 87 leases.
Vilnius Airport ‘Coordinated’ balloon attack halts traffic at Vilnius Airport Vilnius Airport (VNO) continues to be affected by various objects flying within the proximity of the airport.
Airbus Airbus opens its second A320 FAL in China, second new FAL in a month Airbus began assembling aircraft in Tianjin, China, in 2008.
Finnair Finnair to replace 1,700 A321 seat covers following potentially uncertified washing procedures The airline informed passengers that it had to ground eight of its Airbus A321 aircraft on October 13.
Embraer Embraer values its commercial aircraft backlog at $15.2 billion The last time that Embraer had a backlog of around 500 aircraft was when it still held firm orders for the E175-E2.
Air France Air France confirms entire fleet to have Starlink WiFi by the end of 2026 Currently, around 20% of Air France's aircraft have Starlink-enabled WiFi services.
Hawaiian Airlines Hawaiian Airlines to continue flying between Honolulu and Auckland During the last winter season, Hawaiian Airlines' load factors on the route were, on average, around 76.4%.
United States Trump admin exploring options to pay air traffic controllers US air traffic controllers' next paycheck will only include zeroes.
ACT Airlines ACT Airlines confirms flight crew is healthy following Boeing 747 runway excursion; two HKG ground workers fatally injured The Boeing 747-400F was operating a flight on behalf of Emirates SkyCargo.
Spirit Airlines Spirit Airlines reaches deal with Carlyle, reduces lease payments for 5 A320ceos Airbus delivered the five A320s to Spirit Airlines in 2012 and 2013.
United States This International Air Traffic Controller Day, US controllers are still going without pay Air traffic controllers continue working in the United States without pay.
Boeing 737 MAX rate growth is an important milestone for Boeing’s recovery Boeing is finally going beyond the 38-per-month production rate of the 737 MAX.
IndiGo IndiGo orders 30 more Airbus A350-900 aircraft IndiGo already has 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft on order.
Emirates Emirates has introduced its Airbus A350s on flights to Oslo Weirdly, Emirates has been flying its Airbus A350-900s since October 1.
airBaltic airBaltic expands wet lease customer base with Air Serbia deal airBaltic has been operating flights on behalf of Lufthansa Group airlines.
United Airlines United Airlines plans to retire its A319 and A320s by 2030 Currently, United Airlines has more than 150 Airbus A319ceo and A320ceo aircraft in its fleet.
Ryanair So, where is Ryanair actually planning to grow this winter? Despite the public perception, Ryanair is going to actually grow its capacity slightly this winter season.
Abra Group avianca and GOL parent Abra to add 50 Airbus A320neo and 7 A330-900s The group signed firm leases for up to five Airbus A330-900s, and LoIs for two aircraft of the type.
Miami International Airport Miami to explore feasibility of flights to Asuncion, Riyadh, Singapore, and Tokyo Except for Asuncion, Miami International has never had direct flights to Riyadh, Singapore, or Tokyo.
United Airlines United Airlines’ yields drop across almost all markets United Airlines' passenger revenues were still up compared to Q3 2024, driven in part by capacity growing by 7.2% YoY.
Wizz Air Featured Wizz Air continues looking for blue oceans, opens base in Podgorica Wizz Air boasted that it already was the largest airline in Podgorica, Montenegro.
Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines’ new seats to enter service on October 16 Southwest Airlines has disclosed that its first aircraft to have the new seats installed will make its commercial debut on October 16, 2025, flying from Dallas to Houston, with the airline also planning to retrofit some of its Boeing 737-800 and 737-700 aircraft. The first aircraft to have
United Airlines United Airlines urges DOT to include Cathay Pacific in Russia overflight ban Not included in the request? United Airlines' partners Air India or Emirates, which also overfly Russia when flying to the US.
Belavia Belarus complains about Belavia’s ‘stupid’ sanctions-related obligations A US representative promised to lift sanctions against Belavia in September.
Boeing Europe greenlights Boeing-Spirit AeroSystems merger The EC determined that Boeing offered sufficient remedies to alleviate its competition concerns.
