Vietnam Airlines Launches Historic Nonstop Hanoi–Amsterdam Flights
Vietnam Airlines has commenced nonstop service on the Hanoi-Amsterdam route, marking a significant expansion of the carrier's long-haul international network.
Today
United Pilot Hits Duty Limit 1 Minute Before Takeoff, Stranding Passengers At 3 AM
A United Airlines pilot reached his maximum duty hours limit just one minute before scheduled takeoff, forcing the airline to cancel the departure and strand passengers at 3 AM on a World Cup charter flight.
Why Qantas Quietly Killed Its Nonstop Perth-London Flight In 2026
Qantas has decided to discontinue its nonstop Perth-London service in 2026, one of the world's longest air routes. The airline made operational adjustments to this ultra-long-haul connection.
Kansai International Airport (KIX) Celebrates 600 Million Passenger Milestone
Kansai International Airport has surpassed 600 million total passengers since its opening 31 years ago, marking a significant operational milestone for the major Japanese aviation hub.
Porter Airlines Launches Operations at New Montreal Metropolitan Airport (MET)
Porter Airlines has begun operations at Montreal's new Metropolitan Airport (MET), representing a significant development for regional air service in the Greater Montreal area.
Watch SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule head home to Earth today
SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsule is returning to Earth, with live coverage available of the spacecraft's departure from orbit.
Yesterday
American Airlines Maintenance Technician Climbs Through Window After Pilots Locked Out Of Cockpit
An American Airlines maintenance technician had to climb through a window to access the cockpit after pilots were inadvertently locked out, causing a flight delay.
SpaceX raises a record $75 billion in its Nasdaq debut, with rockets, satellites and AI compute named as where the money goes
SpaceX completed a record $75 billion IPO on Nasdaq, becoming a publicly traded company while founder maintains control. Proceeds will fund rocket development, satellite operations, and AI compute initiatives.
Why Production Of The World's Most Environmentally Sound Mid-Size Freighter Will Soon Cease To Exist
The Boeing 767-300F freighter, a mainstay of global air cargo operations for nearly three decades, faces production cessation due to tightening environmental regulations.
Astrobotic showcases Griffin-1 lander ahead of environmental testing in California
Astrobotic's Griffin-1 lunar lander (rebranded as Moon Base 2 by NASA) is undergoing environmental testing ahead of a scheduled late 2026 launch under NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
Melbourne Airport says Middle East capacity returns in time for northern summer
Virgin Australia will resume double-daily Qatar Airways-operated services from Melbourne to Doha, restoring Middle East capacity in time for the northern summer season.
Singapore Airlines sees boost in May pax numbers
Singapore Airlines Group experienced 4.9% year-on-year passenger growth in May 2026, with capacity up 5.3% and load factor reaching 86.0%, indicating strong recovery in regional travel demand.
When SpaceX filed the paperwork for the largest IPO in history in May 2026, the prospectus that retail investors could download ran past 300 pages, while the unredacted version sat in a classified vault inside the SEC’s Washington headquarters, readable by perhaps a dozen people with the right security clearances
SpaceX's IPO filing in May 2026 highlights challenges unique to launch providers, where classified government contracts require extensive SEC redactions before public disclosure, complicating the typically lengthy prospectus process.
Cargolux partners with Cathay Technologies on EFF
Cargo airline Cargolux has adopted Cathay Technologies' Electronic Flight Folder solution to modernize its flight operations management and data handling processes.
Leonardo wins order for AW169s, AW139s
Avincis has ordered 15 Leonardo helicopters comprising 10 AW169 and 5 AW139 models, with deliveries scheduled between 2028-2031.
Statement about B-52 accident at Edwards Air Force Base
Boeing issued a statement regarding a B-52 aircraft accident at Edwards Air Force Base, indicating an incident involving the military strategic bomber.
ACCC: Aussie carriers boost airfares, cut flights as fuel costs rise
Australian domestic carriers have raised ticket prices and reduced flight capacity in response to elevated jet fuel costs, according to the ACCC's latest competitive analysis report.
A Look At The Salaries Of America's Forgotten Turboprop Regional Pilots In 2026
Regional turboprop and piston aircraft pilots in the US continue to earn significantly less than regional jet pilots, who now command starting salaries exceeding $100,000, highlighting ongoing wage disparities in aviation careers.
UK Government launches £219 million fund to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel production
The UK Government announced a £219 million funding initiative to boost domestic sustainable aviation fuel production, targeting leadership in low-carbon aviation and job creation in the sector.
"Not Survivable": 8 Presumed Dead After US B-52 Stratofortress Goes Up In Flames Moments After Takeoff
A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress caught fire and crashed shortly after takeoff, with eight people presumed dead in the incident.
B-52 Stratofortress Crashes Moments After Takeoff; Extent of Injuries Unknown
A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber crashed shortly after takeoff with eight personnel aboard; the severity of injuries remains unclear.
Heathrow Turns 80: Record May Day Shows Strong Travel Demand
Heathrow Airport marked its 80th anniversary in May with record passenger traffic on May Day, signaling strong travel demand as the UK's largest airport prepares for the summer season.
BAF Days 2026: The Belgian Air Force Air Show – Florennes Air Base, June 27 and 28
Belgium's BAF Days air show will return after a decade-long absence, scheduled for June 27-28, 2026 at Florennes Air Base and positioned as a major aeronautical event for the region.
Quietly Canceled: Why Boeing Got Rid Of 777-300ER Production
Boeing has quietly discontinued production of the 777-300ER aircraft, despite the model remaining a significant asset in many airline fleets worldwide.
All-Business-Class Airline Beond Asks Employees to Keep Working Despite Months Without Pay
All-business-class airline Beond has requested staff to continue working despite extended payment delays, while seeking financial rescue from Saudi investors.
Flyers Are Saying Air Travel Is Becoming Unbearable: Here’s Why
Analysis of current passenger frustrations with air travel, examining factors affecting the flying experience and comparing conditions to historical standards.
airBaltic and EL AL Launch Codeshare, Boosting Connectivity Between Israel and Northern Europe
airBaltic and EL AL have established a codeshare partnership starting July 2026, expanding passenger connectivity between Israel and Northern Europe.
FAA Reportedly Snubs Palantir, Thales for AI-Based Air Traffic Management
The FAA is nearing a decision on which contractor will develop its SMART platform for AI-driven air traffic management, reportedly passing over Palantir and Thales in the selection process.
Singapore Airlines 737 MAX Bursts Tire Upon Landing, Shuts Down Runway For Hours
A Singapore Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 experienced a double tire failure upon landing at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, temporarily closing the runway.
Operational Pilot Flies B-21 Bomber As Air Force Streamlines Testing
An operational pilot has flown the B-21 Raider stealth bomber for the first time, marking an acceleration of the Air Force's testing timeline for the next-generation bomber.
