The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Airlines Technical Pool (IATP) have announced a new joint strategy to address critical supply chain challenges. This collaboration will create a neutral, web-based platform for sharing information on surplus aircraft parts and available tooling. The initiative aims to provide greater visibility

Alumni and former faculty from the now-closed Daniel Webster College are holding a reunion in Nashua. The event focuses on celebrating the institution's significant contributions to the aviation industry. For many years, the college was renowned for its robust flight training, air traffic control, and aviation management programs.

Airbus is evaluating the possibility of establishing a local assembly line for its H225 multi-role helicopters in Romania. This strategic move is part of the company's efforts to secure a contract with the Romanian Armed Forces for their fleet modernization program. The discussions likely involve partnerships with local

Joby Aviation has marked a significant milestone by flying its eVTOL aircraft over San Francisco, demonstrating its potential in a dense urban environment. This flight showcases the progress of electric air taxis, which promise fast, emission-free urban transport. The event highlights Joby's partnership with Delta Air Lines, aimed

The Florida legislature has passed a bill that prohibits municipalities and counties from using Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data to charge pilots landing fees. This move was a direct response to a controversial plan by the Naples Airport Authority to implement an ADS-B-based billing system. Aviation advocacy groups, including AOPA

NATO member Croatia has officially voiced serious concerns regarding Serbia's recent purchase of the Chinese FK-3 surface-to-air missile system. The delivery of this sophisticated anti-aircraft weapon is seen by Croatian officials as a significant threat to regional stability. They argue that the acquisition alters the military balance of

Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Andrew Erickson of the Grand Rapids Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron has been awarded a Private Pilot Scholarship. The award comes from the CAP's Cadet Wings program, which is a U.S. Air Force-funded initiative designed to address the national pilot shortage. This scholarship

The specialized field of aircraft painting is emerging as a significant driver for economic growth and job creation at regional airports across the United Kingdom. Companies like International Aerospace Coatings (IAC) are establishing new, large-scale facilities, such as the one at London Southend Airport, to service both widebody and narrowbody

The Sun ‘n Fun Aerospace Expo has officially announced the dates for its 2026 event. The 52nd annual expo will take place from March 31st to April 5th, 2026, at its Lakeland, Florida campus. This announcement was made a full two years in advance to assist exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers, and

Airlines operating in the Gulf region continue to face significant disruptions due to ongoing missile and drone attacks from Houthi rebels in Yemen. The primary risk area is over the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, forcing many international carriers to implement major rerouting of flight paths. These diversions

Near Earth Autonomy is pioneering a new strategy to certify its autonomous flight systems for aircraft. The company is employing a "mixed-criticality" approach, which separates software components based on their importance to flight safety. This method allows flight-critical functions to undergo the highest level of scrutiny, while less

Priester Aviation has made a significant strategic investment in Naples-based charter operator Elite Jets. As part of the agreement, Elite Jets will now join the Priester Aviation network of companies, strengthening Priester's presence in the Florida market. Elite Jets will continue to operate under its existing brand and

The light helicopter market, long dominated by established players like Robinson, is experiencing a significant shakeup from new European manufacturers. Companies such as Hill Helicopters, Dynali, and Konner are introducing innovative aircraft aimed at the private owner-pilot segment. A key technological trend among these new entrants is the adoption of

Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has published its 2023 Sustainability Report, detailing the company's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy and performance. The report emphasizes ACG's commitment to investing in new, fuel-efficient aircraft to help decarbonize the aviation sector. It outlines the firm's progress in

RTX's Collins Aerospace has initiated testing on its 1-megawatt electric motor generator, a core component of its hybrid-electric powertrain system. This work is a crucial part of the European Union's Clean Aviation SWITCH project, aimed at developing next-generation sustainable aircraft technology. The project's goal

RTX's Collins Aerospace has officially announced the successful completion of two key development initiatives, Project Caju and Project Hecate. These programs were focused on advancing next-generation aerospace systems and technologies. The culmination of this work marks a significant milestone for the company's research and development division.

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings has firmed up its order for 20 Airbus A350F new-generation freighter aircraft. The confirmation follows a Memorandum of Understanding initially announced in December 2023. This significant deal establishes Atlas Air as the largest customer for the A350F program. Deliveries of the new freighters are scheduled to

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted many airlines to accelerate the retirement of their largest aircraft, including the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747. This move was based on projections of a prolonged downturn in air travel. However, a much faster and stronger than expected recovery in passenger and cargo demand has created

Flightradar24 has transformed from a niche hobby into an essential tool for the global aviation industry and the public. The platform provides real-time aircraft tracking, offering unprecedented transparency into air traffic worldwide. Its importance is especially pronounced during major flight disruptions, such as airspace closures or widespread technical issues. During

The Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT is spearheading the "Leuna100" project, aimed at producing climate-neutral e-methanol from CO2 and green hydrogen. This e-methanol is designed to be a precursor for sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) and other specialty chemicals. The initiative, based at the Leuna Chemical Park, focuses

Regent has resumed trial operations for its all-electric seaglider prototype in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. The tests mark a key step in the development of the innovative wing-in-ground-effect vehicle. This phase of testing will focus on validating the craft's performance, control systems, and maneuverability in real-world maritime conditions.

Jet Air has announced a strategic expansion of its U.S. operations with the addition of a new facility in the Midwest. This new location will provide both Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services. The move strengthens the company's network and enhances its service

Top airline executives are issuing a stark warning to Congress regarding a potential government shutdown that would directly impact the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). They argue that a lapse in aviation funding would be catastrophic for the industry and the traveling public. The CEOs highlighted the risk of massive flight

Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris is increasing connectivity to the Pacific coast destination of Puerto Escondido (PXM). The airline will launch two new domestic routes starting in July 2024. Service will be initiated from Guadalajara (GDL) and Bajío/León (BJX), both operating three times per week. Volaris will be the sole

South Africa is leading the continent's aviation recovery with record-breaking passenger growth, overtaking several other African nations. At the center of this surge is O.R. Tambo International Airport, which now holds the dual titles of Africa's Busiest and Best Airport. The Johannesburg hub recently achieved