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EAA’s CEO Named to Corporate Angel Network Board
Jack Pelton’s decades of aviation leadership will help support free flights for cancer patients.
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Two JetBlue board members resign as Carl Icahn cuts stake
JetBlue Airways has seen changes within its board of directors following a substantial reduction in the activist investor Carl Icahn’s holdings. Jesse Lynn, general counsel for Icahn Enterprises, and Steven Miller, a portfolio manager at Icahn Capital,...
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Qantas Unveils New ‘Business Suites’ for A321XLR, 787
Qantas Airways has announced plans to introduce new business suites on its A321XLR and 787 aircraft. This marks the inaugural instance of offering lie-flat seating within Qantas's narrowbody fleet. The move aims to elevate the premium travel experience...
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Ex-Spirit Pilots Receive Help Getting Their Logbooks in Order
AIROS is providing assistance to former Spirit Airlines pilots seeking to organize their logbooks. The organization specializes in helping aviators by meticulously entering and consolidating aviation records. This process involves extracting relevant data...
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Czech startup Zuri unveils new unmanned cargo drone, eyes fresh capital
Zuri, a Czech eVTOL developer, revealed its latest hybrid-electric uncrewed tiltrotor designed for cargo transportation on August 27, 2026. This innovative aircraft utilizes a tiltrotor configuration, allowing it to transition between vertical takeoff and...
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Exploring the Corner Case Approach for a Pilot
Pilots may need to consider a corner case approach when encountering unexpected disruptions during flight operations. Solar storms and degraded signal conditions represent potential scenarios that could necessitate deviations from standard operating...
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JetBlue sheds two board members as activist investor scales back stake
JetBlue Airways recently announced the departure of two board members, Jesse Lynn and Steven Miller, following their respective exits from the company. This reduction in board size occurred amidst ongoing efforts by activist investor Carl Icahn to adjust...
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Rolls-Royce completes US$1bn Indiana manufacturing investment
Rolls-Royce has completed a decade-long, US$1 billion investment in its manufacturing, assembly and testing facilities in Indiana, strengthening its role in the US defence industrial base. The investment, the largest Rolls-Royce has made in the US, has...
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Heart takes stock after X-1 first flight before committing to further sorties
Following a successful maiden flight on August 12th, Heart Aerospace is currently analyzing data from the X-1 demonstrator aircraft. The 27-minute test flight occurred without incident, marking a significant milestone for the electric aircraft developer....
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The Small European Airports Quietly Spending Mega-Hub Money To Become Aviation Powerhouses
Point-to-point aviation has allowed Europe's secondary airports to take on a new function
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Why the 777-300ER Became the Ultimate Flagship
The Boeing 777-300ER has established itself as the primary aircraft for numerous prominent global airlines, solidifying its position as a premier long-range airliner. This transformation was largely driven by the introduction of the powerful GE90 engines...
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British Airways Has Axed Airbus A380 Flights On 8 Routes Over The Years: Full List
British Airways has retired its Airbus A380 operations on eight distinct routes over the course of several years, marking the end of an era for the aircraft type within the airline’s network. Specifically, flights to Cancun were suspended in January 2024,...
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Prime Minister Luxon scolds Air New Zealand over ‘very poor’ financial results
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has given Air New Zealand a public dressing down, criticizing the airline’s “pretty poor… The post Prime Minister Luxon scolds Air New Zealand over ‘very poor’ financial results appeared first on AeroTime.
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Polish deputy minister rules out nuclear warheads, draws official pushback
On August 27, 2026, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski stated definitively that Poland would not be receiving nuclear warheads. This declaration followed discussions regarding the potential deployment of dual-capable aircraft within NATO’s...
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ADE revenue rises 29% as MRO demand strengthens
Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), the MRO subsidiary of Capital A Berhad, announced a robust second-quarter performance in 2026, showcasing significant growth across its operations. Revenue climbed by 29% year-on-year to reach RM284 million (approximately...
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Sweden to send Gripen fighters to patrol Finland’s border with Russia, SVT reports
The Swedish government has decided to deploy military personnel to Finland as part of a security initiative. This deployment will include JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft tasked with patrolling the border region between Finland and Russia. The decision...
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Willis Lease to establish Willis Engine repair Center in Malaysia
Willis Lease Finance Corporation announced plans to build a new Willis Engine Repair Center® (WERC®) in Johor, Malaysia. The company has secured land for the facility, marking its third WERC®, following locations in Coconut Creek, Florida and Bridgend,...
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The Airline That Introduced Private Suite Doors To Business Class
JetBlue Airways is recognized as the pioneer in introducing private suite doors within its business class seating configuration. This innovative design element has become increasingly popular among travelers seeking enhanced privacy and comfort during...
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B&H Worldwide names Matt Silverberg CEO
B&H Worldwide has announced the appointment of Matt Silverberg as its Chief Executive Officer, with the change taking effect immediately. This transition follows Stuart Allen’s role as CEO for thirteen years, during which he oversaw B&H Worldwide's global...
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Profitability eludes Air New Zealand as it takes conservative approach
Air New Zealand reported its inaugural loss since 2022, attributing the financial setback to impacts stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic. Fuel price increases throughout early 2026 presented a challenge for the Auckland-based carrier, mirroring...
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Apollo joins KKR as Atlantic Aviation investor
Apollo and KKR have established a strategic partnership to bolster the expansion of Atlantic Aviation, a prominent U.S.-based private aviation infrastructure platform. The transaction involved Apollo acquiring a significant equity stake in Atlantic...
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Discover Airlines announces first routes to the UK and Ireland for Summer 2027
German airline Discover Airlines, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group, has announced four new nonstop routes… The post Discover Airlines announces first routes to the UK and Ireland for Summer 2027 appeared first on AeroTime.
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What Air New Zealand's $292 Economy Bunk Beds Will Actually Cost Vs. Premium Economy
Air New Zealand is introducing innovative economy bunk beds on select Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, marking a significant shift in long-haul travel comfort. The airline has confirmed that these new beds will be available on flights between Australia...
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REGENT closes $240 million Series B round from defense-focused investors
REGENT Craft, the Rhode Island startup developing a wing-in-ground family of maritime vehicles, announced on August 27, 2026,… The post REGENT closes $240 million Series B round from defense-focused investors appeared first on AeroTime.
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Manchester and Stansted owner claims hackers demanded ransom during cyber-attack
Ryan Reynolds, the owner of both Manchester Airport (MAN) and London Stansted Airport (STN), reported that hackers initiated a cyber attack against his airports. According to Reynolds’ statement, the attackers presented a ransom demand as part of their...
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Latvian prime minister: State should not be involved in Air Baltic
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs voiced significant frustration regarding the financial difficulties of Air Baltic during a parliamentary session concerning urgent interim funding approval. He firmly stated that the Latvian government shouldn’t...
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Lockheed outlines industrial package for Peru F-16 buy
Lockheed Martin has presented an industrial offset proposal in conjunction with Peru’s acquisition of the F-16 Block 70 fighter aircraft. This comprehensive plan aims to bolster Peru's domestic aerospace industry through several key initiatives, including...
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5 US Navy Destroyers Quietly Carrying The 2026's Heaviest Deployments
The high tempo of operations, coupled with a constrained fleet size and failed replacement programs, has destroyers working intensely in 2026.
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South Korea looks to get P-3CKs back in the air after 2025 crash
Following a fatal crash in May 2025, South Korea’s navy is preparing to resume operations with its Lockheed P-3CK Orion anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft. The grounding of the fleet has lasted since this incident, which resulted in the loss of four...
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Delta Air Lines Passenger Reportedly Flushes iPhone Down Toilet Amid Cross-Country Flight
A Delta Air Lines passenger experienced a significant mishap during a cross-country flight, resulting in the loss of their personal electronic device. According to reports, the individual discarded an iPhone into the aircraft’s lavatory while en route. The...
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Skycouch To Skynest: The Airlines That Sell Economy Beds As An Alternative To Business Class
Airlines are increasingly looking for ways to fill the void between cabin classes.