Qantas is cutting domestic capacity by 5% and raising fares to redeploy jets for surging Europe demand, bypassing unstable Middle Eastern transit hubs.
Boeing's March deliveries fell to 46 aircraft due to a 737 MAX wiring defect, though the company outpaced Airbus for the first quarter of 2026.
Icelandair reported a pilot to authorities after an unauthorized low-altitude flyover in a Boeing 757 over his hometown to mark his retirement.
A man was arrested at Shannon Airport after allegedly damaging a USAF C-130 Hercules with a hatchet, prompting a brief suspension of flight operations.
A new SAF verification scheme, RFAS Aviation, has launched in the UK to provide airlines with auditable proof of emissions reductions under the UK ETS.
Airbus secured 398 net orders in Q1 2026, driven by A320neo demand, despite a 16% delivery drop from persistent supply chain issues.
EASA has extended its Middle East airspace advisory until April 24, 2026, forcing airlines to continue costly rerouting due to regional volatility.
Southwest Airlines will limit passengers to one 100Wh power bank starting April 20, a policy stricter than new global standards, to mitigate fire risks.
The U.S. House will vote on the ALERT Act, a safety bill prompted by a 2025 midair collision, mandating advanced aircraft locator systems.
Delta introduces new business class suites for its A350-1000s and A330s, continuing its strategic focus on capturing high-yield premium revenue.
