Aviation History

In just a few days, on August 19, Lufthansa Group will launch Starlink-powered inflight Wi-Fi, with plans to equip about 850 aircraft across its airlines by 2029

Almost 756,000 passengers passed through Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports in July, a new monthly record and a 10% increase compared to last year

Flights are resuming at Minneapolis–Saint Paul Airport after an FAA equipment outage caused a ground stop. Delays are expected as airlines recover operations

The FAA and Utah completed a hybrid-electric cargo flight demonstration, advancing efforts to integrate next-generation aircraft into U.S. airspace

easyJet has agreed to a recommended £5.7 billion takeover by Apollo-backed Bidco, with shareholders set to receive £7.15 per share in cash if the deal is approved

A cryptic post from Chicago O'Hare Airport has travelers guessing as a major international airline prepares to announce a brand-new destination

Air India and aviation authorities are investigating after flight AI2379 from Phuket experienced a sudden altitude drop, injuring 17 onboard

Lufthansa Group revenue rose 8% in the second quarter to €11.1 billion, but the surge in jet fuel prices and strike costs led to a sharp drop in operating profit

After 8 years of testing: The FAA has certified Boeing's 737-7, clearing the longest-range 737 MAX for commercial service ahead of first deliveries to Southwest Airlines

More than 10 million travelers have passed through Prague Airport in 2026, reflecting continued growth in Central Europe's aviation sector

On October 25, 1985, Emirates' inaugural flight took off from Dubai to Karachi. Four decades later, the airline, which started with just two leased planes, flies across six continents