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Norse seeks new home for six Boeing 787s as formal airline sale process begins
Norse Atlantic Airways is looking for new work for six Boeing 787-9s after Indian carrier IndiGo agreed to… The post Norse seeks new home for six Boeing 787s as formal airline sale process begins appeared first on AeroTime.
The Bahamas hits aircraft operators with retroactive bills dating to 2021
The Bahamas has implemented retroactive aviation fuel billing for operators spanning from 2021 through 2023, impacting a significant number of private pilots and their aircraft. Initial estimates suggest approximately 80 aircraft are affected by the new...
Allegiant Is Flying 7% Less But Earning 16% More: Here’s How
Allegiant Airlines reported significant financial results for its second quarter of 2026, demonstrating an impressive 16% increase in earnings despite operating with a reduced flight schedule. The airline strategically concentrated its aircraft capacity on...
What Actually Happens In The Cockpit During A Transatlantic Crossing
Aircraft crossing the pond follow structured aerial highways with no radar contact.
Breeze Airways Has Canceled 18 Routes From Its 5 Busiest Airports Over The Years: See Where Now
Breeze Airways has discontinued service on eighteen distinct routes over the past five years, spanning the period between 2022 and 2026. These route cancellations impacted five of Breeze’s busiest airports, including Norfolk International Airport in...
FAA Targets Boeing 737 Passenger Seats Over Safety Concerns
Agency’s plan requires mandatory inspections to address installation concerns.
U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Fly Baghdad
The Treasury Department formerly accused the carrier of working with the Iranian government.
German police appeal after explosive drone found at Leipzig airport cargo zone
German authorities are appealing for information following the discovery of a drone carrying an explosive device within the cargo flight operations zone of Leipzig-Halle Airport. The incident occurred when an unidentified flying object struck an aircraft,...
The “Perfect” Way To Board Planes Sounds Brilliant — Airlines Tested It, And It Doesn’t Work [Roundup]
Airlines have been experimenting with a "mathematically perfect" boarding method designed to reduce congestion and improve efficiency, but initial tests have yielded disappointing results. Researchers at several universities, including Purdue University...
How Cabin Pressurization Keeps You Alive At 40,000 Feet
A critical system that no airliner could fly without.
The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Would've Likely Been Killed If It Weren't For Air Cargo Demand
The aircraft did not deliver the performance McDonnell Douglas had promised.
Southwest Airlines Launches 11 Massive New Routes [Full List]
All except one are domestic. Find out what's happening here!
Norse Atlantic Looks for Potential Buyer, Partner
Norse Atlantic Airways is actively seeking potential buyers or strategic partners due to significant financial challenges. The airline’s operations have been severely impacted by escalating jet fuel costs, which represent a substantial increase over...
LATAM confident in outlook, growth after Q2 profit
LATAM Airlines Group achieved profitability during the second quarter due to robust demand for premium seats and contributions from its loyalty program members. The airline successfully mitigated rising fuel costs by leveraging strong travel demand,...
Qatar Qsuites Awards Are Wide Open Next Summer — Book From 54,000 Points Each Way
Qatar Airways anticipates significant availability across its Qsuite award spaces throughout the upcoming summer season, presenting numerous opportunities for travelers seeking premium cabin travel. A substantial 30% American Express transfer bonus when...
20 Hours & 11,315 Miles: National Airlines Completes Record-Breaking Boeing 777F Flight
National Airlines has achieved a remarkable feat of aviation logistics, successfully completing a record-breaking flight aboard its Boeing 777F freighter aircraft. The journey commenced at Edinburgh Airport in Scotland on July 26th and concluded in...
FAA Examines Loss of Separation Involving Marine One Near D.C.
ATC failed to halt commercial traffic as Trump’s helicopter departed the White House.
Turkish Airlines’ profits down as fuel costs almost double in second-quarter
Turkish Airlines experienced a significant decline in profitability during the second quarter, resulting in an operating loss of $64 million due to dramatically increased fuel expenses. Fuel costs nearly doubled, primarily driven by the impact of the Iran...
Rival Hiring Surge Drains Sun Country Pilot Ranks
Sun Country Airlines is experiencing significant pilot attrition primarily driven by Allegiant Air’s aggressive recruitment efforts. Most of the departing pilots are based in Minneapolis and represent the company's lower seniority ranks. This exodus has...
Canada deploys Textron Aerosonde on Arctic patrol ship ahead of S-100 sea trials
The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) has conducted a pioneering deployment, utilizing a Textron Aerosonde beyond-visual-line-of-sight unmanned aircraft system aboard the HMCS Max Bernays offshore patrol vessel. This marks the initial operational integration of a...
Will The Boeing 777X Ever Be Banned From Some Airports Like The Airbus A380?
Boeing’s 777X aircraft is designed to circumvent potential airport limitations similar to those faced by the Airbus A380, primarily through its innovative folding wingtip technology. This feature allows the 777X to operate in airports where the larger A380...
This 2004 Vulcanair P.68C Is a Rare ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
A rare Vulcanair P.68C aircraft is currently available through AircraftForSale, representing a highly desirable opportunity for discerning buyers. This particular example boasts an exceptional one-owner history, demonstrating its meticulous care throughout...
Flight Price Drops After You Book? Get The Difference Back Automatically
American, United, Delta, and Alaska Airlines have eliminated most change fees, leading to automatic fare reductions that translate directly into travel credits for customers. The service, pAiback, actively monitors booked tickets across these four...
UK Royal Navy advances Wildcat integration with uncrewed assets for Dragon Rider trial
The UK Royal Navy is progressing its plans to integrate unmanned aerial systems (UAS) into future operations through the ‘Dragon Rider’ trial. This latest activity involved adapted Wildcat helicopters working in concert with VTOL drones, demonstrating a...
Southwest Adds Routes, Flights for College Football Season
The carrier is also expanding service for NFL games, music festivals, and other events this fall.
How A Bankrupt Carrier Handed Delta Air Lines Its Most Valuable Widebody
Delta Air Lines has taken ownership of a Boeing 777 aircraft formerly operated by Nolinor Airlines, marking a significant shift in their fleet composition. This particular 777 represents Delta’s most frequently utilized widebody aircraft at present. The...
LATAM to debut first Embraer 195-E2 in November
LATAM Airlines Group plans to introduce its initial Embraer 195-E2 aircraft this fall, marking a significant expansion of connectivity within Brazil. Deliveries are anticipated from October through December, totaling twelve E2s across the specified...
Allegiant to further trim its off-peak schedule as it integrates Sun Country
Allegiant Air is implementing additional reductions to its off-peak flight schedules following the completion of its merger with Sun Country in May. The airline’s strategy involves fully integrating Sun Country's operations while simultaneously addressing...
Air India names former Ethiopian Airlines head Gebremariam as chief executive
Tewolde Gebremariam will succeed Campbell Wilson at the helm of the Indian carrier. Former Ethiopian Airlines head Tewolde Gebremariam has taken over as the new chief executive and managing director of Air India in succession to Campbell Wilson....
Qatar Airways Cards Now Earn 3X Avios On Rent Through Bilt — And Can Unlock Qsuites Awards For Others
Bilt now lets holders of U.S. Qatar Airways credit cards earn 3 Avios per dollar on rent payments, up to 150,000 Avios per year, while paying Bilt’s 3% credit card processing fee. That can effectively mean buying Qatar Avios for about a penny each, while...