Aircraft Orders

Qantas will introduce three weekly nonstop flights between Sydney and Cape Town from October 2027, with return fares starting at AUD 2,470

Repeated threats targettting arriving and departing aircraft have prompted security measures at Prague Airport. Police say the investigation is ongoing

Following a series of threats against passenger aircraft in several European countries, the EU's transport commissioner has announced the activation of a security information-sharing mechanism

United's new feature lets passengers access personal Spotify playlists, music, podcasts and audiobooks directly from aircraft seatback screens

SWISS will operate the Airbus A350-900 with the new SWISS Senses experience to Mumbai from December 15. The aircraft will offer a redesigned cabin and enhanced privacy

American aircraft manufacturer and aircraft leasing group Avolon announced the completion of an order for 140 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, the largest of its kind from the lessor

A Thai Airways flight from Shanghai to Bangkok returned to its departure airport after pilots spotted a crack in the left cockpit windshield

From Tallinn-Tenerife to Dar es Salaam-Mumbai, the Airbus A220 is helping airlines launch direct routes previously considered difficult or uneconomical

American Airlines Flight 675 returned safely to Phoenix after its Airbus A321 crew reported a brake problem on a flight bound for Honolulu

Eurowings is adding five winter destinations from Berlin and deploying two additional aircraft as its network at BER grows to 38 destinations

American aircraft manufacturer and aircraft leasing group Avolon announced the completion of an order for 140 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, the largest of its kind from the lessor

The world's largest aviation leasing company continues to expand its fleet of wide-body aircraft, ordering 15 787-9 aircraft from Boeing

The largest airline in Greece has ordered eight of the new model, some capable of flights lasting up to 7 and a half hours: "We will provide new services, new destinations, and better experiences"