Boeing Activates Fourth 737 MAX Production Line in Major Manufacturing Expansion, Targets 52 Jets Per Month By 2027
Boeing has started production on its fourth 737 MAX final assembly line, known internally as the North Line, at its […]
Thai Airways’ Next $2 Billion Fleet Decision: Airbus A350-1000 Or Boeing 777X?
Thai Airways chief executive Chai Eamsiri revealed the timeline in an interview with Luchtvaartnieuws, a sister publication of FlightGlobal, on
How Often Do Commercial Airliners Fly With Only One Passenger? Here’s What We Know
A United Airlines (UA) flight from Cincinnati to Chicago on July 4, 2026, carried exactly one passenger on a Boeing
Imagine Having a Boeing 737 All to Yourself—That’s Exactly What Happened to This United Passenger Abandoned by British Airways
A United Airlines (UA) passenger became the sole occupant of a Boeing 737-900 after British Airways (BA) told him to
Akasa Air Targets 30% Growth with UDAN Expansion And 186 Boeing Jets Still to Come
Akasa Air (QP) plans to operate flights under India’s regional connectivity scheme UDAN, according to founder and CEO Vinay Dube.
Riyadh Air Launching Flights to Fastest Growing Economy in the World
Riyadh Air (RX) confirmed on July 2, 2026, that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), Mumbai, will become its debut
Delta’s Los Angeles Expansion Is Really a $8 Billion Credit Card Battle With United
Delta Air Lines (DL) is expanding aggressively at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Los Angeles, positioning the airport as its
Why Is Air Canada Cutting Toronto–Nashville, Montreal–Washington Dulles and 6 Other Cross-Border Routes?
Air Canada (AC) has cancelled or delayed eight routes linking Canada with the United States as it moves into its
Akasa Air Receives 9th Boeing 737 MAX Delivery of 2026, Fleet Grows to 40 Aircraft
Akasa Air (QP) has taken delivery of its 40th aircraft, a Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 registered VT-YBQ, after the jet
Singapore Airlines and Scoot Turbulence Incidents Injured Cabin Crew, TSIB Finds
Singapore Airlines (SQ) and its low-cost subsidiary Scoot (TR) both recorded turbulence encounters in June 2025 that Singapore’s aviation safety