Aviation History

A new EUROCONTROL report reveals that jet fuel prices in Europe have reached a new record high since the start of the Middle East crisis

One of the world's most famous airports is losing its air connectivity lead to Istanbul Airport. Heathrow says dozens of airlines are waiting to enter or expand operations, but capacity constraints stop them

HiSky has avoided a potential flight shutdown in Romania after paying its outstanding debts to the country's air navigation services provider, days before a planned suspension

The Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship will provide up to eight awards in 2027 as Air Canada and CAE work to support more women entering aviation

The UK government and engine giant Rolls-Royce have announced a £2.5 billion strategic plan to develop the next generation of aircraft engines

American Airlines and AIM Charlotte are launching a workforce partnership with $25,000 in scholarships, tuition discounts and pathways to aviation maintenance jobs

Dutch airline KLM is extending the suspension of its Amsterdam route for the entire winter season, after the suspension was previously scheduled to end in October. Flights to Riyadh and Dammam will also remain suspended until the end of November.

Saudi Arabia's airports, including the main King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, are returning to operations despite the security situation that still threatens the region

The FAA has released draft design standards for vertiports and other vertical flight facilities, covering safety areas, lighting, charging systems and rooftop sites

Harry Reid International Airport reports flight delays linked to weather conditions and FAA staffing, urging travelers to check with their airlines

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