LIVE AVIATION
Loading global aviation data…
Updating…
Every Country That Has Reconsidered The F-35 In 2026 & Why Most Still Buy It

Latest News

Reporting from across the global aviation industry

Joby Teams With Ex-Uber CEO to Build Air Taxi Vertiports
aircraft

Joby Teams With Ex-Uber CEO to Build Air Taxi Vertiports

Joby Aviation has announced a partnership with former Uber Chief Executive Officer, Dara Khosrowshahi, to develop a comprehensive network of vertiport locations designed specifically for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft operations....

Lufthansa keeps options open ahead of planned 777-9 service start
aircraft

Lufthansa keeps options open ahead of planned 777-9 service start

Boeing is scheduled to deliver Lufthansa’s initial 777X aircraft during the first quarter of 2027. Despite this anticipated delivery, Lufthansa maintains flexibility in its operational plans for the new fleet. The airline has established a contingency...

Lockheed Martin AI flies F-16 in 27 live-target intercepts
aircraft

Lockheed Martin AI flies F-16 in 27 live-target intercepts

Lockheed Martin’s artificial intelligence agent successfully piloted an F-16 during twenty-seven live-target intercept missions. The tests utilized a heavily modified F-16 aircraft and were conducted using data collected from the system. These intercepts...

US Air Force puts F-15EX and F-16 engine suppliers on notice
aircraft

US Air Force puts F-15EX and F-16 engine suppliers on notice

The United States Air Force (USAF) is initiating a competitive process for fighter engine production, specifically targeting the F-15EX Eagle II and F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft. This strategic move aims to diversify supply chains and enhance national...

Archer Completes Piloted, Intercity Air Taxi Prototype Flight
aircraft

Archer Completes Piloted, Intercity Air Taxi Prototype Flight

Archer Aviation successfully completed a piloted flight of its Midnight air taxi prototype on October 26, 2023. The test occurred between Salinas, California, and Monterey, California, marking a significant milestone for the company’s intercity...

Why The Boeing 757 Is Still Irreplaceable 4 Decades Later
aircraft

Why The Boeing 757 Is Still Irreplaceable 4 Decades Later

The Boeing 757 remains uniquely positioned within the aviation landscape despite its declining production numbers and limited current demand. No other aircraft currently matches the versatility of the 757, which excels in short-to-medium range routes and...

Teaching Someone to Fly by Osmosis Doesn’t Work
aircraft

Teaching Someone to Fly by Osmosis Doesn’t Work

A pilot recently experienced a significant setback during flight training, demonstrating that learning to fly through observation alone is ineffective. The individual opted against receiving standard refresher ground instruction or guidance from a...

Pilot Executes the ‘Impossible Turn’
aircraft

Pilot Executes the ‘Impossible Turn’

A veteran Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) successfully executed an extremely challenging aviation maneuver known as the ‘impossible turn’ following a sudden and unexpected engine failure during nighttime flight operations. The incident occurred over the...

3TOP names Matthew Clay new CFO
aircraft

3TOP names Matthew Clay new CFO

Aircraft aftermarket solutions provider 3TOP Aviation Services has appointed Matthew Clay as Chief Financial Officer. He joins the company with senior finance leadership experience across the banking, insurance and aviation sectors. He will oversee 3TOP’s...

Atlas completes Air Atlanta investment
aircraft

Atlas completes Air Atlanta investment

Atlas Air Worldwide finalized its strategic investment in Air Atlanta, securing a 49% minority stake within the Icelandic ACMI operator. This acquisition significantly broadens Atlas’s global widebody aircraft operating capabilities across international...

Daher delivers first TBM 980 in Brazil
aircraft

Daher delivers first TBM 980 in Brazil

Daher Aircraft recently completed the delivery of the inaugural TBM 980 to a client based within Brazil, signifying the aircraft’s arrival in a strategically important market for the manufacturer. This particular transaction involved an upgrade from a...

Archer, Korean Air to work on militarised Midnight eVTOL
aircraft

Archer, Korean Air to work on militarised Midnight eVTOL

Archer Aviation and Korean Air are collaborating to explore the conversion of Archer’s Midnight electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for military applications. This partnership anticipates potential interest from South Korea's...

FAA certifies Boeing 737-7
aircraft

FAA certifies Boeing 737-7

Boeing has secured an amended type certificate from the FAA for the 737-7, marking its clearance to enter commercial service. This certification resulted from a comprehensive multi-year program overseen by the FAA. The program involved extensive flight and...

US eyes alternative engines for F-15EX, F-16
aircraft

US eyes alternative engines for F-15EX, F-16

Department of War request could lead to shake-up of long running engine duopoly for two key USAF types. The US Department of War wants to assess alternative propulsion solutions for the Boeing F-15EX and Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters. In a request for...