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NEWS Jun 29, 2026 Malaysia Resumes Hunt for MH370 With One-Year Search Extension Malaysia has approved a one-year extension to search for missing flight MH370, reviving efforts to solve aviation's greatest mystery. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Jun 29, 2026 FAA Moves to Accelerate Aircraft Certification With New Rule Proposal The FAA wants to speed up commercial aircraft certifications through a new rulemaking process. Here's what it means for manufacturers and the industry. Read More →
NEWS Jun 29, 2026 No Bunks, No Problem: British Airways Lets Crew Rest in First Class British Airways has revised its policy to allow cabin crew to rest in empty First Class seats during long-haul flights, replacing older protocols. Read More →
NEWS Jun 29, 2026 United Airlines Jet Nearly Collides With Drone During Landing at Newark Airport A United Airlines flight came close to striking a drone while landing at Newark Liberty International Airport, prompting a federal investigation. Read More →
STORIES Jun 28, 2026 Can Private Aviation Grow Without Losing What Makes It Special? Four Executives Weigh In Four private aviation executives joined AeroXplorer to debate the industry's biggest tension: as private and semi-private aviation scales, can it hold onto the human touch that passengers are actually paying for? Read More →
NEWS Jun 26, 2026 Power Bank Fires on UK Flights Nearly Double in a Year, Aviation Regulators Warn British aviation regulators report power bank overheating incidents on planes have nearly doubled in one year, raising urgent safety concerns for travelers. Read More →
ROUTES Jun 26, 2026 US Airlines Trim July 4 Capacity to Protect Profits as Demand Softens US carriers are cutting domestic seats over the July 4 holiday, prioritizing profit margins over volume as travel demand cools and costs rise. Read More →
NEWS Jun 26, 2026 Caracas International Airport Terminal Sustains Damage After Powerful Earthquake Strikes Venezuela A strong earthquake in Venezuela damaged the terminal at Caracas Simon Bolivar International Airport, forcing a temporary suspension of operations. Read More →
NEWS Jun 26, 2026 FAA Establishes Air Taxi Research Hub in Oklahoma City to Shape the Future of Urban Flight The FAA is building a dedicated research facility in Oklahoma City to study air taxi operations, pilot training, and integration into U.S. airspace. Read More →
NEWS Jun 25, 2026 Budget Airlines Lose Their Pricing Edge as Legacy Carriers Tighten Grip on US Market US budget airlines are losing their fare advantage over legacy carriers, according to a new report, as major airlines reshape pricing and capacity. Read More →