Aviation Development

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

From the Twin Towers to the security checkpoint line: the September 11 attacks not only changed the U.S., but also reshaped the world of aviation, the passenger experience, and global tourism

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

A Discover Airlines Airbus A330 will test AeroSHARK, a shark skin-inspired film designed to reduce drag, fuel use and CO₂ emissions

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

A United Airlines flight diverted to Maine after a passenger disturbance, while a Southwest flight landed in Baltimore after a reported bird strike

Air Cairo plans to reach over 130 aircraft by 2034. The current purchase of 15 A320neo aircraft is the company's first direct deal with the European aviation giant

Passport Group marked its 30th anniversary at Passport Awards 2026, bringing together Israel’s leading tourism, aviation and hotel industry figures at the Carlton Hotel in Tel Aviv

Swiss International Air Lines and the Swiss Transport Museum are exploring a move to preserve the last Airbus A340-300 in the airline's fleet

The X-59 experimental aircraft of the American space agency and manufacturer Lockheed Martin has entered the next stage of its development. The aircraft will conduct a second test flight at an altitude of 55,000 feet and a speed of approximately 1,490 km/h

Miami airport's new Terminal K begins construction for major passenger capacity growth