Air New Zealand NZ582 Passengers Told They Won’t Get Their Bags Until Tomorrow After the Airbus A320 Gets Stuck at Airport
An Air New Zealand (NZ) Airbus A320, registered ZK-OJS and operating as flight NZ582, became stuck in soft ground at […]
“We Will Feed You Fish”: Passenger’s Complaint About Bread Roll and Missing Veg Meals on Singapore Airlines SQ406 Sparks Online Backlash
A Singapore Airlines (SQ) passenger named Kartik, who is based in Haryana, said the carrier denied his vegetarian wife a
Nepal Has Been Trying to Fix Its Aviation Sector for 15 Years—Here’s Why It Hasn’t Happened
Nepal has spent more than 15 years promising to separate its civil aviation regulator from its service provider, a reform
Inside Australia’s Latest Effort to Turn the F-35A Into a Long-Range Strike Jet
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has completed the first joint Weapon Fill Measurement Vehicle (WFMV) flight test on an
Becoming A Pilot: How To Choose The Perfect Aviation Training School In 2026
Choosing an aviation training school is not a minor decision. Flight training costs range from approximately $10,000 for a Private
How Much Do Private Pilots Make?
Private pilots in the United States operate under a specific legal framework that separates recreational flying from paid professional work.
FAA’s ‘High Density Rule’: The Real Reason Why New York JFK Won’t Get Any Extra Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a fresh extension of the so-called High Density Rule at John F. Kennedy
Ryanair Shareholders Back New €100 Million Incentive to Retain CEO Michael O’Leary to Hit a €4 Billion Profit Target
Ryanair (FR) confirmed on June 19, 2026 that Michael O’Leary will stay on as Group Chief Executive until April 2032,
Dassault’s 7,500-Nautical-Mile Falcon 10X Achieves 40,000 Feet on a 2.5 Hours Maiden Flight
Dassault Aviation’s new Falcon 10X completed its first flight on June 19, 2026, taking off from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport (BOD), France.
Tokyo Welcomes Etihad’s A380—and the World’s Only Three-Room Airline Suite, as it Replaces the A350s
Etihad Airways (EY) flew its Airbus A380 into Tokyo for the first time on June 18, 2026. The aircraft landed