Aviation Daily

The late-February request from the Air Force reflects a broader strategy to use government funds to seed investments in future commercial products.

Austrian general aviation aircraft manufacturer Diamond Aircraft is set to take over insolvent electric aircraft maker Volocopter, according to industry sources.

DHS has moved to end collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers employed by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

French logistics group CMA CGM plans to create a new air cargo hub in Chicago, as part of a broader $20 billion investment plan.

United Airlines has begun installations of Starlink internet on its regional aircraft, expecting to outfit more than 300 by the end of the year.

Australian airlines are planning to reactivate or wet-lease more widebody aircraft to add international capacity.

A Belgian court has revoked authorization for the transfer of Air Belgium’s activities to Air One, throwing its planned relaunch as a cargo carrier off course.

Improving the efficiency of airports is likely to be an incremental, rather than radical process, attendees heard at a UK Aviation Club Forum.

Capacity between Taiwan and Europe has been steadily expanding in recent years, and new air service agreements with Finland and Italy could provide momentum.

After launching Airbus A350-900 operations, Emirates Airline President Tim Clark describes operating the aircraft as a “dream” but is not yet ready to order the larger variant.

Taiwan and Italy have signed a revised air services agreement that allows passenger flights between the two countries to more than double weekly.

JetBlue Airways’ terminal at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) will get a $100 million upgrade focused on redesigning the center concourse.

Melrose Industries, parent company of GKN Aerospace, posted 11% annual revenue growth in 2024 on the back ofdemand for its engines and aftermarket businesses.

Three forces are converging that could funnel momentum to fund long overdue air traffic control (ATC) modernization.

Net zero—out of reach by the middle of the century ... or is it?

Dubbed Paladin, the prototype is the first full-sized example of Regent’s 12-passenger Viceroy, designed to carry two crewmembers and 12 passengers.

The European Commission was examining the Dutch government’s noise reduction plan under the Balanced Approach process that EU Member States must follow.

Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith says Air France-KLM will make a bid for TAP Air Portugal if the conditions are right.

Swiss International Air Lines reported its second highest ever annual profit for 2024 but fleet issues continue to present operational challenges.

This week #FlightFriday looks at Indian operators and their narrowbody jets.

Israir Airlines has applied to the DOT for foreign air carrier permit to resume scheduled flights between Tel Aviv and New York.

Ghana is to restart its attempts to create a new national airline after being without one for more than two decades.

Remote medical and security assistance company MedAire unveiled a training package aiming to unify the language and understanding of security across aviation.

JetZero has secured a propulsion systems agreement with RTX covering its blended-wing-body aircraft’s primary engines, auxiliary power system and nacelles.

ST Engineering is transferring work carried out at VT Mobile Aerospace Engineering in Mobile, Alabama, to the company’s sites in Pensacola and San Antonio.