Boeing is nearing a deal to salvage a Turkish Airlines order for up to 150 737 MAX jets, a significant milestone in the company's ongoing effort to stabilize its commercial business.
TowerA third arrest in the FLYT Aviation investigation brings the total charges to 20 counts of theft and one RICO count - here's what student pilots need to know.
TowerBye Aerospace's eFlyer Two has received an FAA Special Airworthiness Certificate, clearing the way for flight testing of the first purpose-built electric trainer.
TowerUnited Airlines canceled a Boeing 777 flyover with F-16 escort at a Denver September 11 memorial after community concerns - a decision that reveals how aviation still navigates the weight of that morning.
TowerThe FAA has flagged a student transportation contract at its Oklahoma City academy as 'critical,' signaling the controller hiring surge is translating into classroom bodies.
TowerThe Pipistrel Velis Electro, the world's first type-certified electric aircraft, now has FAA approval to train American pilots - and it could reshape how the first hours of flight school look.
TowerRyanair CEO Michael O'Leary warned that smaller European airlines without adequate fuel hedging may not survive the coming winter amid sustained elevated fuel costs.
TowerSouthwest Airlines is opening its first airport lounges at four locations, marking a fundamental shift away from the egalitarian model that defined the carrier for decades.
TowerOtto Aviation plans to build a Florida manufacturing facility by 2028 to produce the Phantom 3500, a laminar-flow business jet targeting first deliveries around 2030.
TowerGreece is investing €3.1 billion in a nationwide integrated air and missile defense network built with Israeli technology, reshaping airspace dynamics in the eastern Mediterranean.
TowerNTSB Vice Chairman Thomas Graham retires October 2, dropping the safety board to its three-member legal minimum with no confirmed replacement in sight.
TowerSaab's Gripen F two-seat fighter completed its maiden flight in Linköping, a milestone that closes out Brazil's decade-long fighter acquisition and offers lessons in efficient aircraft design.
TowerThe FAA is reportedly frustrated with Peraton, its $1.5 billion ATC modernization integrator, and may scale back the company's role.
TowerRadio Hangar explores A Legend Reborn, Catalina Aircraft and the Return of a World War Two Flying Boat Name.
TowerAmerican Airlines is reinstalling seatback screens, reversing its bet that passengers' own phones and tablets were good enough.
TowerBETA Technologies launched a three-week electric aircraft flight test campaign at Galveston's Scholes International Airport.
TowerFlightAware has sued prediction-market operator Kalshi over flight-tracking data and trademark use, raising big questions about who owns the data pilots rely on.
TowerNewark's new radar is live and the DOT is seeking $10 billion to modernize aging air traffic control systems nationwide.
TowerRadio Hangar explores Catalina Aircraft's Vero Beach Engineering Center and the Clean-Sheet Part Twenty-Five Amphibian Trying to Bring Back a Legend.
TowerIran displayed the wreckage of F-15E Strike Eagle DUDE 44, now identified as tail 00-3000. Here's what's confirmed and what isn't.
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