The UN's Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) is approaching a critical juncture. The scheme, designed to cap aviation emissions at 2019 levels, faces a key test at the upcoming ICAO Assembly. Airlines generally support the global framework to avoid a patchwork of complex regional

Dallas has gained a third commercial airport with the launch of Avelo Airlines' service from Dallas Executive Airport (KRBD). This marks the first time in decades that the airport, located south of downtown, will host scheduled passenger flights. Avelo will initially connect Dallas with two nonstop destinations: Lakeland, Florida,

The UK's largest regional airline, Loganair, has been put up for sale by its owners, brothers Stephen and Peter Bond. After 25 years of ownership, they are seeking a new custodian for the airline as they plan to retire. The carrier operates a fleet of 44 aircraft, serves

Ryanair is set to expand its route network with the upcoming delivery of its Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft. Expected to arrive from 2026, these new planes offer increased range, allowing the low-cost carrier to operate its longest-ever nonstop flights. The airline's current longest route is

Emirates SkyCargo has officially launched its first converted Boeing 777-300ER freighter into service. This aircraft is the first of ten passenger planes being repurposed as part of a major fleet expansion and renewal program. The conversion project, a collaboration with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), significantly increases cargo capacity. These

Boeing's largest union, the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA), is proposing a new, collaborative approach for its upcoming contract negotiations. This novel strategy aims to secure a new four-year agreement without the public disputes and strike threats that have characterized past talks. The union&

Hactl's chief executive, Wilson Kwong, has endorsed a new 'fly-via-Hong Kong' strategy to integrate the Greater Bay Area's (GBA) cargo logistics. The initiative aims to solidify Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) as the premier international cargo hub for the region. In a

Emirates has revealed plans for a complete refurbishment of its airport lounges worldwide as part of a $2 billion investment to enhance customer experience. The first lounge to be upgraded will be in Dubai International Airport's (DXB) Concourse C, with the project set to begin soon. The new

Boeing is experiencing a significant IT system outage that is disrupting its commercial airplane operations across the United States. The issue is affecting key manufacturing and planning systems from its facilities in Washington state to South Carolina. The company's vital parts distribution business, which supplies airlines and maintenance

The global aviation industry's recovery is being threatened by a severe strain on aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facilities. A post-pandemic surge in demand has created a perfect storm, combining a backlog of engines needing service with a shortage of skilled labor and persistent supply

The International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) has issued an urgent call for clarification from airlines regarding IATA's fast-tracked changes to the Master Air Waybill (MAWB) conditions of contract. Scheduled for implementation on June 1, 2024, FIATA alleges these changes were made without proper consultation with

A specific Boeing 747SP, with serial number 21934, had a remarkable and varied career after its construction in 1979. The aircraft initially flew for Braniff International Airways on long-haul routes, including a notable service from Dallas to Seoul. Following Braniff's collapse, the jet was later acquired by

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has announced a collaboration with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC). The partnership was designed to support six emerging Hong Kong fashion designers making their debut at Paris Men's Fashion Week. As part of the initiative, Hactl provided complimentary handling

Turkish Cargo has successfully renewed its IATA Center of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) certifications for Pharma, Fresh, and Live Animals. The accreditations, which are now valid until 2029, underscore the airline's commitment to the highest standards in special cargo handling. This achievement followed a rigorous training and

ECS Group has announced its expansion into the Lebanese market with the launch of a new entity, Globe Air Cargo Lebanon S.A.L. Based in Beirut, the new operation aims to capitalize on the country's dynamic and promising air cargo sector. This strategic move allows the global

Christian Scherer, the Chief Executive Officer for Airbus' Commercial Aircraft business, has announced he will be retiring. A key figure within the company, Scherer is widely recognized for his formidable sales leadership, which secured numerous record-breaking aircraft orders. His tenure was marked by an aggressive and successful strategy

Vietnamese low-cost carrier VietJet has signaled its ambition to enter the Australian domestic airline market. The airline's CEO, Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, stated that the company sees an opportunity to challenge the existing market structure. This potential expansion follows VietJet's successful launch of international routes

American Airlines has unveiled a new lounge concept at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). The facility, called "The Bridge," is a 'grab-and-go' lounge located in Terminal 8's Concourse B. This innovative space is designed for premium passengers

Global air and travel services provider dnata has been awarded a new seven-year ground handling license at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS). As part of the new license, the company will invest €100 million to establish operations, including a new, highly-advanced 61,000 sqm cargo facility. The facility is

The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) has signaled a positive outlook for its upcoming contract negotiations with Boeing. Representing thousands of engineers and technical staff, the union anticipates a constructive response from the aerospace giant. The negotiations are set to cover critical aspects such as wages, benefits,

Vietnamese low-cost carrier Vietjet is considering the establishment of a new airline subsidiary based in Australia. This strategic move aims to challenge the duopoly of Qantas and Virgin Australia, potentially leading to significantly lower airfares on domestic and international routes. The proposed airline, tentatively named Vietjet Australia, could operate

Boeing has confirmed that a significant IT outage in its Commercial Airplanes division disrupted production and deliveries during the second quarter. The issue, described by the CFO as a "data anomaly," affected the systems used to deploy manufacturing instructions to the factory floor. This disruption primarily impacted the

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) is providing resources for operators planning flights during the FIFA World Cup 2026. The tournament will be held across 16 cities in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, creating significant logistical challenges. Operators can expect a high volume of air traffic, potential for Temporary

Emirates has officially debuted its next-generation lounge concept at its Dubai International Airport hub, setting a new standard for premium ground services. The redesigned space integrates advanced technology, including seamless biometric entry and personalized digital services for passengers. The concept focuses heavily on wellness, offering bespoke relaxation zones and

Logistics UK has issued a stark warning about a widening capability gap that threatens the country's air cargo sector. The business group highlights a growing disparity between the UK's current capacity and the evolving demands of global trade partners. Key challenges cited include a lack of