Aviation Incident

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

While US air traffic has grown by just 4.9% over the past decade, non-weather delays have soared to 7.1 million minutes and cost an estimated $10.9 billion

First announcement: The German aviation giant is sending one of the company's flagship aircraft, the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, to Israel on a one-time basis in order to meet demand and reduce the gaps caused by the strike

FAA-backed hybrid-electric flights tested connections between small airports in Virginia, New Jersey and Pennsylvania and major airline hubs

easyJet is rolling out digital refueling with i6 Group, a move expected to cut fuel waste, save 10,000 tons of CO₂ and eliminate 600,000 paper sheets yearly

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