Aviation Industry

The FAA hired a record 2,235 air traffic controller trainees in FY2026 as the agency expands recruitment and training across the United States

Pegasus Airlines has announced it has completed the acquisition of Czech Airlines and Smartwings. Both brands will continue to operate separately

Malaysia Aviation Group is set to acquire Sepang Aircraft Engineering from Airbus by 2027. Earlier this week, Malaysia Airlines added five China routes through expanded codeshare

Air Europa is testing new fuel, waste and operational measures on two flights as part of SkyTeam's Aviation Challenge 2026

The Modern Skies Act would provide $30 billion for U.S. air traffic control technology, airport infrastructure, towers, runways and other upgrades

Rome, Milan, Venice, Naples, Bologna, Bari, Florence and Pisa: The Italian strike threatens to paralyze aviation. All the details and times when passengers will be affected

Wizz Air will keep its Belgrade base this winter after Serbia postponed the aviation measure that had threatened the airline’s local operations

Airbus has flown its first A350F freighter from Toulouse, starting a nine-month flight-test campaign ahead of planned 2027 certification

The FAA has granted McKinney National Airport permission to operate commercial passenger flights. More than $9 million has already been invested in infrastructure

Unlocking the future of flights: North Carolina has launched eVTOL, advancing aircraft tests under a federal pilot program focused on medical transport and regional connectivity

Air Senegal makes history: the airline purchases nine 737-8 MAX aircraft to grow its regional and international network as Boeing builds momentum at the Dubai Air; it's the airline's largest aircraft purchase to date

Cathay Pacific initiates a buyback of 9.57% of its shares from Qatar Airways, a move that may shift ownership dynamics in Hong Kong. Qatar remains committed to operational partnership within oneworld

Boeing's revenue in the quarter climbs 35% to a total of $22.7 billion, mainly due to the delivery of 150 commercial aircraft in the quarter, significantly increasing monthly production

El Al Shock: CEO to Leave by 2025

Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Dubai, and other major cities in Asia lead the world in international passenger traffic