Aviation Daily

Brazil's civil aviation authority ANAC suspended Voepass Linhas Aereas from operating on March 11, citing persisting problems at the turboprop operator.

As timelines stretch and the reality of the FAA’s aircraft type certification process fully sets in, the UAM market leaders are determined to not lose momentum.

Swiss CEO Jens Fehlinger sees ongoing strong North Atlantic traffic despite a Trump administration economic agenda that includes tariffs and tax cuts.

Lufthansa plans to operate up to nine Boeing 787-9s from 15 already completed 787s which are still awaiting U.S. certification of their business-class seats.

Korean Air Chairman and CEO Walter Cho says the airline will retain Air Busan’s presence and network in its home city of Busan, despite connectivity concerns.

Italy and Libya are deepening their aviation ties with new agreements and the planned resumption of direct flights between Rome and Benghazi.

Air France-KLM said it reduced its Airbus A350F order from eight aircraft down to six following the manufacturer’s announcement that the type’s entry-into-service would be delayed.

As carriers have looked for ways to renew first-class concepts, first-class products may be an inspiration for business class, consultancy PriestmanGoode says.

The cause of the January 2023 runway incursion between a United Airlines Boeing 777 and a Kamaka Air Cessna 208 at Honolulu's Daniel K Inouye International Airport (HNL) was not surprising.

Following on from our Star Alliance analysis, this week’s Carbon Analysis looks at Oneworld airlines Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Oman Air and Royal Air Maroc.

Emirates Airline President Tim Clark bemoans that a lack of traffic rights to India makes the country less important for the carrier as its global network continues to grow.

The International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) is calling on ICAO to take a different approach to mental health during pilot medical assessments.

Embraer has created a new dedicated global leasing and freighter team, which will be based in Amsterdam and led by aeronautical engineer Oliver Gerg.

AirAsia is set to receive $100 million from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund as the Malaysian LCC seeks to raise as much as MYR1 billion ($226 million).

Norse Atlantic has completed its previously announced redelivery of three Boeing 787-8s to the aircrafts’ lessor, leaving the airline with a fleet of 12 787-9s.

Japan Airlines and Garuda Indonesia will start working under their joint business pact on April 1.

Plans are underway to launch a new airline in Indonesia to capitalize on growing demand for international air travel.

Japan has completed the construction of its first large-scale sustainable aviation fuel facility, which is set to produce 79 million gal. by 2030.

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.