Engine Woes Ground 40% of Korean Air’s A220 Fleet
Korean Air is grappling with operational challenges as nearly half of its Airbus A220 fleet remains grounded amid a global...
Month: May 2025
Cyclotech’s Cyclorotor Blackbird Prototype Takes Flight in eVTOL Testing
Cyclotech, an Austrian company, has made a significant leap in the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) space by flying...
Delhi Airport to Trial Radiation-Free Full-Body Scanners for Faster, Safer Security
Delhi International Airport (DIAL) is gearing up to test advanced full-body scanners at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) starting in...
VietJet to Launch Chinese-Made ARJ21 Aircraft on Domestic Routes in April
VietJet, the popular Vietnamese budget airline, is set to introduce a new chapter in its domestic aviation operations with the...
IATA Launches SAF Registry to Drive Aviation Decarbonization
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has unveiled the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Registry, a crucial platform to support the...
Why Planes Taxi Slower Than You Walk
It’s a question many airline passengers have pondered while inching toward the runway: why do airplanes move so slowly on...
Rolls-Royce Eyes Single-Aisle Jets with New UltraFan Demo
Rolls-Royce is moving forward with a scaled-down version of its UltraFan geared turbofan, aiming to lock in the demonstrator’s design...
Embraer Eyes South African KC-390 Deal with Denel Pact
Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer has taken a major step in advancing its KC-390 Millennium campaign in South Africa by signing...
100 Years of Flight: How Pasco Helped Launch Commercial Aviation
A century ago, the skies over Pasco, Washington, witnessed a quiet revolution that would transform global communication and travel. This...
Airbus & Amazon Team Up for Next-Gen In-Flight Wi-Fi
In a move set to redefine in-flight connectivity, Airbus has entered into a provisional agreement with Amazon to utilize its...