Aviation Innovation

As a traveler, you may see different carbon estimates for the same flight. IATA wants a global standard to improve transparency and trust

The FAA says a Florida pilot training company allowed unqualified instructors and conducted training at an unlisted location

A small aicraft has crashed into a house in Fulshear, Texas. The FAA has opened an investigation into the incident

Airbus has unveiled a newly painted A380 that will serve as a flying test bed for advanced engine technologies designed to power the next generation of aircraft

A Kalitta Air Boeing 777-300ER safely landed in Cincinnati after its tail scraped the runway during a go-around, the FAA said

Air Canada and Airbus plan to invest up to C$13.7 million (US$10 million) to help build a commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel industry in Canada

Boeing announced up to 148 aircraft commitments from Riyadh Air, Philippine Airlines, and SMBC Aviation Capital at Farnborough Airshow

July 17 marks 12 years since Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was tragically downed over eastern Ukraine, claiming the lives of 298 people

The FAA alleges United Airlines allowed a flight attendant to work dozens of flights without meeting federal return-to-duty drug testing requirements

The Federal Aviation Administration, BETA Technologies, and United Therapeutics successfully completed a multi-state electric aircraft test transporting donor organs

SWISS Airlines has launched its flagship aircraft on October 9, marking a new era for the airline's long-haul flights; the 'SWISS Senses' cabin experience promises luxury travel, breakthrough design, and advanced technology

Since the debut flight of the Airbus A380 in 2005 and its entry into commercial service in 2007, the super-jumbo has made over 800,000 flights, carrying more than 300 million passengers. Today, about 180 A380s continue to operate actively worldwide