Aviation History

The FAA launches BEYOND Phase 2, adding up to eight participants to expand advanced drone operations and support safer integration into US airspace

Typhoon Saudel hit Zhejiang province twice this morning, first in Taizhou and then in Wenzhou. 197 flights were canceled at Wenzhou airport. Authorities now warn of extreme rain, flooding and landslides.

United Airlines will operate four weekly flights between New York/Newark and Ljubljana using Boeing 767-400ER aircraft, becoming the only U.S. airline to offer direct flights between the U.S. and Slovenia

TAROM will join BIAS 2026 with a Boeing 737 formation flight, pilot meet-and-greets, aviation activities, food tastings, free postcards, and special promotions

The Federal Aviation Administration proposes $330,448 in penalties against four aviation companies over alleged drug testing and aircraft maintenance violations

The number of daily flights in Europe rose by 0.5% in the past week, with the airline network hitting three new records. Alongside the increase, air traffic control delays increased by 11% due to weather events

From CT scanners and biometric checks to robotic parking and smart baggage drops, new airport technology is making travel faster and easier worldwide

The Federal Aviation Administration has opened a $40 million Maryland facility producing critical digital voice equipment as the U.S. upgrades its air traffic control system

The Vietnamese airline is preparing to expand its international operations and acquire wide-body aircraft. TAL Aviation will lead brand development in Europe, strengthen ties with travel agents and promote commercial collaborations

A new collaboration as part of preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games is expected to develop the city's flying taxi network, with flights of between 10 and 20 minutes in an electric plane