SpiceJet Dry-Leasing A320ceos To Meet Demand
Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet is leasing three A320ceo aircraft on damp lease to expand capacity and meet rising passenger demand.
June 8, 2026
It’s Time for SAS to Shine
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) embarks on a reclamation effort following its restructuring, positioning itself for renewed growth and operational success.
Air China Invests In Shenzhen Through A350s
Shenzhen Airlines is seeking a RMB16 billion capital raise and acquiring A350 aircraft to strengthen its financial position and expand long-haul capacity.
Airbus’ Next New Airplane Part 5. The Airbus New Generation Single Aisle.
Exploration of available technologies and design options for Airbus' next-generation single-aisle aircraft development program.
Iberia's Miracle Turnaround
Iberia has transformed from a struggling legacy carrier into a highly profitable airline with operating margins comparable to Ryanair, demonstrating a successful decade-long turnaround strategy.
June 7, 2026
EASA publishes Article 89 report on aviation safety and socio-economic factors
EASA published an assessment examining the relationship between aviation safety and socio-economic factors affecting safety-critical personnel in Europe.
F-47’s Exotic Shape Was Hiding In Plain Sight On A Unit Patch
Boeing's NGAD demonstrator aircraft design features an unconventional planform that was previously hinted at through military unit insignia, similar to historical stealth aircraft development patterns.
NASA concludes MAVEN mission at Mars, uses data to discover new atmospheric phenomenon
NASA concludes its MAVEN Mars mission after communication restoration and reports discovery of new atmospheric phenomena at Mars.
SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket booster on record-breaking 35th flight
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 booster on its record 35th flight, carrying Starlink satellites as part of the constellation's 53rd dedicated mission.
A-10 Cockpit And Walk-Around Tour With A Warthog Weapons Instructor
Feature tour of the A-10 Warthog attack aircraft cockpit and airframe at Nellis Air Force Base with an operational weapons instructor.
Airline Profits Halve; Walsh Tells OEMs to ‘Stop Gouging’
Global airline profits are projected to halve in 2026, prompting industry leaders like IATA Director General Walsh to pressure aircraft and engine OEMs on pricing.
Boeing gains FAA approval for next step in 777-9 certification
Boeing achieves FAA approval to advance 777X certification testing into the next phase, moving toward eventual type certification of the aircraft.
Part 3: The Architectural Discipline Not Being Applied to the Harder Cases
Examination of artificial intelligence applications in air traffic control systems, analyzing architectural approaches to complex automation challenges.
June 6, 2026
Swansea research contributes to world-first hydrogen aero engine breakthrough
Rolls-Royce and Swansea University achieved a milestone by successfully operating a modern aero engine on 100% hydrogen fuel at full take-off power for the first time.
SpaceX launches 2 Starshield satellites during Saturday night Starlink mission
SpaceX launched two Starshield satellites alongside Starlink spacecraft from Vandenberg, marking a rare public disclosure of the military variant satellite deployment.
Cornwall Airport Newquay launches direct Tenerife package holidays for 2027
Cornwall Airport Newquay has partnered with Murray Travel to launch direct package holiday flights to Tenerife starting in March 2027.
IATA Warns of Severe Cost Inflation in Europe
IATA warned at its Rio AGM that European aviation faces severe cost inflation driven by regulatory burdens and operational pressures.
Seven years of training, a life to rescue and why I fly
A pilot describes a rescue mission to a remote Philippine island, highlighting the critical role aviation plays in emergency medical evacuations and humanitarian operations in remote areas.
June 5, 2026
U.S. Shoots Down Iranian Drones Launched At Strait Of Hormuz: Official (Updated)
U.S. military forces shot down Iranian drones launched toward the Strait of Hormuz in the latest escalation between the two nations.
After New Glenn anomaly, Blue Origin keeps focus on upcoming Blue Moon and Mars missions
Blue Origin continues planning lunar and Mars missions following the New Glenn rocket anomaly during testing at Launch Complex 36.
Confessions Of A Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon Minehunter Pilot
Former Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon pilot discusses operational challenges of flying mine-hunting missions across the Persian Gulf region.
Area 51 Mystery Aircraft Prompts Interest In “Christmas Tree” Stealth Fighter Concept
Mysterious aircraft spotted near Area 51 linked to the F-47 stealth fighter sparks renewed interest in obscure 1980s fighter design concepts.
USAF Scrambling To Buy What Few MQ-9 Reapers It Can Find After Epic Fury Losses
U.S. Air Force seeks to acquire remaining production MQ-9 Reaper drones to replace those lost in recent operations against Iranian and Houthi forces.
Congress Throws A-10 Warthog Another Lifeline
Congressional legislation provides additional operational support for the A-10 Warthog, potentially extending the aircraft's service life beyond 2030.
Cranky Weekly Review presented by Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport: Korean Cozies Up with Alaska, Spirit’s Dying Days
Korean Air and Alaska Airlines announce codeshare partnership as Korean pursues integration with rival carrier while maintaining Delta joint venture ties.
The race for US-made drones is getting intense
Mobix Labs has committed to acquiring Vision Aerial, a Montana-based drone manufacturer, supporting the growing push for domestically-manufactured, secure American unmanned aircraft systems.
IONA JETS launches IONA JETS Business, a workspace for the professionals who book private jets on behalf of others.
IONA JETS launches a dedicated business platform for corporate aviation professionals including family offices and executive assistants to book private charter flights through an enhanced booking interface.
NASA's Super Guppy Returns to AirVenture
NASA's Super Guppy, one of the world's largest cargo aircraft, will return as an exhibit at EAVenture 2026, allowing visitors to view this unique oversized transport plane designed for aerospace cargo.
NASA crew briefly shelters inside Dragon capsule as Russia addresses new space station leaks
NASA astronauts sheltered in a SpaceX Dragon capsule as Russia addresses ongoing pressurization leaks on the International Space Station, with plans for more extensive repairs underway.
Global 8000 in the pole position
Bombardier's CEO flew the Global 8000 business jet to Monaco for the Formula 1 Grand Prix, establishing a speed record for this civilian aircraft in the process.