Aviation History

BEA has opened an investigation after a fatal accident involving a parachutist and a Cessna 208 Caravan at Frétoy-le-Château on May 24, 2026

Travelers returning from Memorial Day trips continue to face delays as FAA advisories disrupted operations at Dallas-Fort Worth, San Francisco, Las Vegas and San Diego

Portugal faces widespread strikes led by CGTP-IN on June 3, with protests across dozens of cities and expected disruption to aviation, transport and public services nationwide

Billions in investment, advanced technologies including biometric identification and enhanced passenger experience: this is Hong Kong Airport's new state-of-the-art Terminal 2

Bulgaria’s main airport has joined an exclusive list of European airports to receive ACI World’s Level 3 accreditation for passenger experience, following major upgrades

From private shower suites and beds over 2 meters long to $650 champagne, airlines are investing heavily in luxury premium cabins, a trend now spreading across wide- and narrow-body and even low-cost flights

A new long-haul push takes off. Alaska Airlines has added daily year-round service from Seattle to London Heathrow just weeks after launching its first-ever European flight to Rome, as it accelerates plans to turn Seattle into a major global hub. Read more inside

The US Federal Aviation Administration is launching a new public platform that reveals the behind-the-scenes of the largest aviation project in the US, with more than 10,000 upgrade jobs and a $12.5 billion investment

A Malaysian airline will be the first ever to operate a unique ATR 72-600 aircraft with only 26 business-class seats. The aircraft is designed to operate on regional routes in Southeast Asia

The Dutch tourism and aviation industry is protesting against the increase in flight taxes, which are expected to become the highest in the European Union by 2027. A new survey reveals that most passengers fear a sharp increase in flight prices and that many families will no longer be able to afford to fly