Aviation Disruption

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

Etihad Airways and Khalifa University have completed an eight-week internship program focused on Emirati talent in aviation, engineering, AI and data

IATA has released its 2027 cargo and ground operations manuals with updated battery, dangerous goods, live animal, and digital aviation requirements

After the eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano, Indonesia's aviation crisis has widened, with 8 airports closed, affecting 170,000 passengers and 1,558 flights

Air China has launched a new Beijing–Bucharest–Zagreb route three times weekly, with Airbus A330-200 flights and Bucharest–Zagreb fares from €100

The Federal Aviation Administration is awarding $481 million in grants to 191 airports across 36 states and two territories for infrastructure and safety improvements ahead of Labor Day

Argentina's Civil Aviation Authority confirms: Sanctions are in effect today in two time windows, passengers may encounter delays and flight changes

The FAA has installed its 100th Surface Awareness Initiative system, bringing real-time aircraft and vehicle tracking to 100 U.S. air traffic control towers