Aviation History

Air France is opening a temporary unique concept store in Paris' Le Bon Marché department store, with holiday gifts and travel accessories inspired by the world of aviation

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed that a small plane crashed in the Kawala area en route from Diani to Kichwa Tembo. All 12 passengers on board are reported dead

Israir has appointed TAL Aviation as its General Sales Agent in five European countries, leveraging its extensive network to grow the airline’s footprint via London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, and Sofia

In an exclusive interview with PassportNews in Israel, Michael Delehant, Wizz Air's senior VP, explained that establishing a base in Israel is not a "fait accompli", but something that "makes sense" for the low-cost carrier

Eastern Airways has announced the immediate suspension of operations and the cancellation of all flights. Passengers are urged to check refund options; some train companies will allow free travel in economy class

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

Following unexpected aerial activity that lacked coordination with authorities, Lithuania's Vilnius and Kaunas airports were shut down for hours. This week, foreign aircraft breached its airspace

SkyUp has officially joined the league of the world's 350 largest airlines as a member of the IATA Association, following its displacement from Ukraine

Helicopter crash on Sacramento highway, leaving three severely injured. 2025 is marked by an increase in air accidents

Relief for air travelers in Greece as the scheduled strike on October 1 will not include the aviation sector; the decision comes after a Greek court rejected the labor union's requirement to include air traffic controllers