Aviation Leadership

China Southern's C919 flight CZ3599 departed Guangzhou using sustainable aviation fuel, marking the first SAF service from the city

Bomb threats targeting aircraft, airports and media outlets across Europe have prompted an EU security response, but authorities have yet to establish whether the incidents are connected

Six days after the deadly Florida plane crash that killed nine people, a light plane that experienced mechanical failure attempted an emergency landing on a road north of Fort Myers

At an international aviation safety conference in Nicosia today, attended by aviation executives from Israel and across Europe, the Cypriot Minister of Transport warned of growing risks to civil aviation amid regional conflicts

Athens Airport says its €70 million investment program has achieved net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in directly controlled operations, ahead of Europe's 2050 goal

First class with sliding doors, business class meal for two, 4K screens, Starlink, 100+ new dishes, and a million-dollar lounge upgrade: Singapore Airlines unveils next-gen flying experience

Etihad Airways is resuming four flights on the Abu Dhabi-Jeddah route today (Friday, November 6), while at the same time extending the cancellation of all passenger and cargo flights to Riyadh and Dammam

The FAA is replacing 1980s-era technology and floppy disks with a new digital system at 435 facilities across the United States by 2028

A strike at Bari airport is expected to affect air traffic today (Friday, November 6). The Italian aviation authority confirms that the strike will take place between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM

The FAA is looking for engineers to support its commercial space oversight work, with recruitment sessions scheduled through December 1