INFORMATIONALSep 23, 2026Why Ice Is So Dangerous for Aircraft, and How Anti-Icing Systems Stop ItLearn why aircraft icing is so dangerous, how it affects wings, engines, and flight instruments, and how modern anti-icing systems keep aircraft flying safely.Read More →
NEWSSep 17, 2026US Airlines Cut Flights as Jet Fuel Prices Climb HigherMajor US carriers are trimming flight schedules as rising jet fuel prices and softer passenger demand squeeze airline profits.Read More →
NEWSSep 04, 2026Air China Boeing 747-8 Returns to Service Following JFK Refueling Truck IncidentAn Air China Boeing 747-8 has resumed operations after a refueling truck damaged its fueling ports at New York's JFK airport, causing a lengthy grounding.Read More →
NEWSSep 01, 2026JetBlue Introduces BlueFirst Domestic First Class With Cold Bento-Style Meals in Cardboard BoxesJetBlue unveils BlueFirst, its first domestic first class product, featuring recliner seats and cold meals served in cardboard bento boxes.Read More →
NEWSSep 01, 2026Universal Aviation Launches Operations at Dammam's New General Aviation TerminalUniversal Aviation opens ground handling services at Dammam King Fahd International Airport's new general aviation terminal in Saudi Arabia.Read More →
NEWSAug 19, 2026ICE Agents Ask Airport Gate Workers to Help Identify and Detain PassengersImmigration officers have started approaching airline employees at US airports for help arresting passengers, prompting pushback from some workers.Read More →
ROUTESJul 23, 2026Air Astana Targets 2027 Launch for Boeing 787 Flights Between Kazakhstan and the USAir Astana has filed plans to begin Boeing 787 flights from Almaty and Astana to the US in 2027, marking Kazakhstan's first direct US air link.Read More →
NEWSJul 20, 2026UK National Police Air Service Expands Fleet With Order for Two More Airbus H135 HelicoptersThe UK's National Police Air Service has ordered two additional Airbus H135 helicopters, raising its total order to nine aircraft for nationwide operations.Read More →
NEWSJul 16, 2026Shuttle Bus Manager Sues Atlanta Hartsfield After Stabbing by Homeless Man Who Allegedly Should Not Have Been on Airport GroundsA shuttle bus manager stabbed by a homeless man at Atlanta Hartsfield has sued the airport, alleging security failures allowed the attacker on site.Read More →
NEWSJul 15, 2026FAA Urges Airlines to Preserve Cockpit Voice Recorder Data After IncidentsThe FAA issued new guidance asking aircraft operators to save cockpit voice recorder data after incidents and accidents to aid safety investigations.Read More →
