• Spirit Begins Assets Sell-Off After $340mn Russian Loss

    Spirit is making bold moves in the wake of a massive $340 million loss from aircraft stranded in Russia, starting a targeted assets sell-off that could reshape its future role in the global leasing market.

  • United Airlines CEO Signals No Near-Term Share Buybacks

    United Airlines is making a clear statement about its strategic priorities, with CEO Scott Kirby confirming there will be no near-term share buybacks—raising questions across the industry about capital allocation and long-term growth at the carrier.

  • Emirates Adds A New Boeing 777 Variant

    Emirates is moving forward with a significant fleet update, announcing the addition of a new variant of the Boeing 777, reinforcing its position as a world leader in long-haul, widebody operations.

  • Akasa Air Adds Boeing 737 MAX as Fleet Expansion Continues

    Akasa Air has further increased its operational capacity by taking delivery of a new Boeing 737 MAX, underscoring the airline’s rapid growth in the Indian low-cost aviation market and its ambition to build a modern, fuel-efficient fleet.

  • My Freighter Launches Nonstop Uzbekistan-Israel Cargo Flights

    My Freighter has inaugurated direct cargo flights linking Uzbekistan and Israel, establishing a new air corridor designed to enhance trade flows and meet rising demand for specialized logistics between Central Asia and the Middle East.

  • Air Serbia and AZAL Ink Belgrade-Baku Codeshare Agreement

    Air Serbia and AZAL have signed a new codeshare agreement covering flights between Belgrade and Baku, signaling strengthened aviation cooperation between Serbia and Azerbaijan while widening access for travelers across their respective networks.

  • Lufthansa Will Expand Its Allegris-Equipped Airbus A350 Fleet

    Lufthansa has announced plans to grow its fleet of Airbus A350 aircraft fitted with the next-generation Allegris cabin, marking a significant step in the airline’s strategy to deliver enhanced onboard experiences and greater consistency across its long-haul products.

  • Bulgaria Responds to US Visa Policy Over Flight Crew

    Bulgaria is escalating its response to the US government’s continued imposition of visa requirements for its airline flight crews, raising concerns about operational impacts and signaling growing diplomatic tension between the two nations.

  • Atlas Air Receives Boeing 777F in Bid to Expand Cargo Fleet

    Atlas Air has strengthened its global air cargo capabilities by taking delivery of a new Boeing 777F, intensifying the competition in the long-haul freighter sector at a time of sustained demand for dedicated cargo aircraft.

  • Qanot Sharq Plans US Flights in Push for International Expansion

    Qanot Sharq, Uzbekistan’s private airline, has announced its intention to operate direct flights to the United States, marking a significant step in the carrier’s bid to reshape its international network and position itself as a player on transcontinental routes.

  • FAA Administrator Highlights Air Traffic Control Funding Needs

    FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford’s latest remarks have brought renewed attention to the acute funding and staffing challenges facing the U.S. air traffic control system, amplifying industry calls for modernization and investment.