aviation news

The FAA says reported laser strikes fell for a third straight year, but thousands of incidents continue to pose risks to pilots across the US

Lithuanian airline KlasJet, part of Avia Solutions Group, has completed the necessary approvals to operate Boeing 737NG aircraft on flights to, from and within the US

Air France rerouted 130 flights in an important test designed to reduce the climate impact of persistent contrails and other non-CO₂ aviation effects

The Federal Aviation Administration is awarding $1.1 billion in grants to 280 airports for runway, terminal and safety upgrades, including new vehicle tracking technology

Latvia's national airline has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure its liabilities. The company has secured a new financing commitment of €350 million

Emirati airline flydubai has announced 85% recovery of its flight network since the outbreak of the war, and the operation of approximately 2,200 weekly flights

FAA employees faced an unprecedented crisis on 9/11, grounding thousands of aircraft and helping coordinate the shutdown of U.S. airspace

The International Air Transport Association will bring aviation safety leaders together in Istanbul in October to examine human performance, AI, and crisis response

Italy faces multiple aviation strikes in September, affecting Rome, Sardinia, Tuscany and easyJet, followed by nationwide ENAV and Techno Sky action

American Airlines and the CR Smith Museum will provide additional 9/11 artifacts to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and support remembrance