Singapore Airlines Makes Adelaide Australia’s First City With 12 Weekly Flights and 1,328 Extra Seats
Singapore Airlines (SQ) will increase its Adelaide service from 10 to 12 flights a week from 25 October 2026, according […]
Nepal’s Domestic Airlines Lost 15% of Passengers as Flights Declined for Four Consecutive Months
Nepal’s domestic airlines lost more than 335,000 passengers in the first half of 2026, according to data reported by New
US Air Force Hasn’t Built a New Fighter Engine in Over 30 Years — That’s About to Change
The U.S. Air Force (USAF) expects to move toward “potential integration activities” for its next-generation fighter engine in the 2030
Nepal Gives Airlines Two More Years of Free Airport Charges at Two International Airports
Nepal’s government has extended a fee waiver scheme for international airlines at two of its regional airports by two more
South Korea Eyes 20 More KF-21 Fighters as Indonesia Talks Continue
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) expects to deliver eight KF-21 Boramae fighters to South Korea’s air force by the end of
New Anti-Intrusion Cockpit Barriers Debut on American Airlines Jets
American Airlines (AA), one of the largest carriers in terms of fleet size, began using anti-terror cockpit barricades across its
United Airlines Takes Delivery of First Airbus A321XLR as 757 Replacement Plans Advance
United Airlines (UA) formally accepted delivery of its first Airbus A321XLR from Airbus’ Hamburg Finkenwerder facility on 3 June 2026,
Is Pilot Training a Degree Course? How to Become a Pilot?
The most common question from aspiring pilots is whether pilot training is a degree course. The answer is no. Pilot
MA-60 and Y-12E Problem: Nepal Bought Six Chinese Aircraft. Years Later, They Have Become a Rs 2 Billion Problem
For nearly five years now, a cluster of Chinese-built aircraft has sat idle at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), their presence