Boeing remains confident 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 will be certified in 2026 There are over 1,500 unfilled orders for the 737 MAX 7 and 737 MAX 10 combined.
USDOT confirms it has money for EAS subsidies until November 18 Previously, EAS/AEAS funds had been scheduled to lapse on October 12 and then, November 2.
Air India pleads for over $1 billion from Tata and Singapore Airlines Air India's CEO previously admitted that 2025 would be a difficult year for the airline.
Korean Air switches 7 A350-1000 orders to the A350F Korean Air's order book now includes six A350-900, 20 A350-1000, and seven A350F aircraft.
American Airlines’ first international Airbus A321XLR route will connect New York-JFK and Edinburgh American Airlines is returning to a route it had not served since 2018.
Airbus reiterates the A220-500 is coming, the only question is ‘when’ However, Airbus' current priorities are sorting out issues related to the A220's ramp-up to 12 per month by the end of 2026.
Lufthansa Group’s airlines return to making a profit in Q3 All but SWISS were loss-making by the end of Q2 2025.
Southwest Airlines to lease space for a lounge at Honolulu International Airport Southwest Airlines previously said that it would be able to share more details about its next strategic moves in early 2026.
European airlines, including Ryanair, brag about standard cabin bag sizes The association's members and other European airlines are facing an uphill battle against the newly proposed passenger rules.
Boeing returns to positive cash flow, takes $4.9B hit on 777X delay to 2027 Boeing confirmed that the 777-9 should now enter service in 2027.
USDOT cuts Mexican airlines’ routes, capability to carry belly cargo from MEX/NLU to US The order will affect eight Mexican airlines' current or planned routes from Mexico City.
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines receive a single operating certificate Alaska Airlines promised that once Hawaiian Airlines' designator code is gone from its booking system, customers will still be able to distinguish the airline's flights.
As Canada-US tensions boil, Canadian airlines are adding capacity south of the US Canadian airlines are responding to consumers' desire to travel south of the United States.
British Airways returns to Dallas-Fort Worth after 6-month hiatus British Airways had suspended the route due to engine supply issues.