SkyTeam carrier Delta Air Lines is fully committed to the Airbus A321neo aircraft, with a recent move to exercise its options for 34 additional aircraft, making the A321neo the largest aircraft type in its fleet in modern history. The aircraft will become integral to the airline’s narrowbody next-generation fleet and deployed on a wide range […]
Delta Air Lines has placed an order for the Airbus A350-1000 in order to update its fleet, replace outdated aircraft such as the Boeing 767, increase passenger satisfaction, reduce expenses, and improve fuel efficiency. For long-haul flights, the A350-1000 is a perfect addition to Delta’s current fleet of Airbus A350-900s and A330s. By switching to […]
Flights from the UK to key middle-east airports such as Doha, Dubai and Abu Dhabi have been suspended until further notice after the US launched attacks on Iran this morning prompting retaliations by Iran against many of the Gulf States. Retaliatory strikes by Iran have so far seen missiles attacks on Israel, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar, […]
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has criticized the ALERT Act, a recent aviation safety bill introduced in the US House of Representatives, for not fully addressing key safety measures. The legislation comes in response to the January 29, 2025, midair collision in Washington DC, involving American Airlines Flight 5342 and a US Army Black […]
In 2026, the balance of air power in Europe remains one of the most closely watched military equations in the world. On one side stands NATO, an alliance of 30+ nations with a vast, diverse, and increasingly modernized fighter fleet. On the other is Russia, fielding a large but more centralized force shaped by years […]
Boeing andAirbus have dominated commercial aviation for decades. The two manufacturers compete in every category, and that rivalry has always meant that whenever one side introduces a new program, the other is forced to respond. Indeed, it has produced some of the most significant aircraft in history, which shaped global fleets and today form the […]
For years, the Airbus A340-600 held the title of the longest passenger aircraft in the world, which defined its very silhouette. Its slender, stretched fuselage earned it the nickname “the long pencil”, a visual marvel that seemed to defy the traditional proportions of widebody jets. However, as the aviation industry shifted its focus from four […]
Portuguese flag carrier TAP Air Portugal is set to launch a new route to the United States, with news shared this week that the Star Alliance carrier will connect Lisbon with Orlando from October 29. The route will be operated thrice weekly and will complement the airline’s existing service to the Sunshine State, where it […]
The International Aerospace Womens Association (IAWA) has released the second edition of its report, ‘Lift Off to Leadership: Leadership Barriers for Women in Aerospace and Aviation’, highlighting persistent structural and cultural obstacles limiting women’s progression to executive ranks. The 2026 study, conducted in collaboration with Oliver Wyman, updates the association’s 2021 research and finds that while […]
Six airlines plan Boeing 737 flights between North America and Europe this year. With 1,710 departures (double for both ways), WestJet plans to be the second-largest user, after Icelandair. Air Canada is in a distant third, driven by having fewer 737 MAX flights in favor of the brand-new A321XLR.