Turkish Airlines Exits Luanda as Angola Hub Struggles
Turkish Airlines dropped its Luanda route as Angola's new airport struggles to attract traffic, handling only 756,028 passengers in 2025.
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Turkish Airlines dropped its Luanda route as Angola's new airport struggles to attract traffic, handling only 756,028 passengers in 2025.
IndiGo and the Air India group are competing for dominance on the Mumbai-Delhi air route, which saw 13.9 percent capacity growth this September.
An Air India Express Boeing 737 returned to Kochi on August 31, 2026, following a mid-air engine oil pressure failure at 36,000 feet.
Rising climate volatility is increasing flight disruptions, turbulence, and flood risks, forcing aviation to invest in new mitigation and technology.
Ibom Air has expanded its fleet to 10 aircraft with a new A220-300, supporting planned regional route expansion into Central Africa by 2027.
The FAA announced $481 million in infrastructure grants across 191 U.S. airports to improve runways, terminals, and overall capacity.
NANTA is pressuring foreign airlines to end dollar-only ticket sales, citing NCAA regulations and the exclusion of local travel agencies.
Riyadh Air commenced three-times-weekly flights between Riyadh and Bangkok, marking its 14th destination as part of a major Southeast Asian expansion.
Air India Express launched direct flights from Indore to Abu Dhabi, supported by a Rs 15 lakh per flight state subsidy to restore regional connectivity.
Indonesia will require a 1% Sustainable Aviation Fuel blend on international flights departing from Jakarta and Bali starting in 2027.
American Airlines is launching 13 new international routes in 2026, targeting secondary European cities and expanding service from major U.S. hubs.
Boeing is opening a fourth 737 MAX final assembly line in Everett, Washington, to reach a production rate of 47 aircraft per month.
Solomon Airlines has launched a new Port Vila-Christchurch service, providing Vanuatu a second gateway to New Zealand following Air Vanuatu's liquidation.
Airbus is developing a software-defined aircraft architecture to enable remote, over-the-air updates and predictive maintenance by 2030.
The FAA proposed replacing the 1973 supersonic overland flight ban with a 0.11 psf noise limit to enable faster transcontinental travel.
Air India Express has resumed flights to Salalah and Kuwait, reinstating its full West Asia network following earlier airspace-related suspensions.
Air India and SIA Engineering Company signed a non-binding MoU to develop a world-class aircraft maintenance ecosystem in India.
Emirates launched its third daily service from Dubai to Cape Town using an Airbus A350-900, increasing its South African network to 56 weekly flights.
Air India is considering restoring international routes as Middle East airspace restrictions ease following a US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding.
Qantas will launch 22-hour non-stop flights between London and Sydney in October 2027 using customized Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.