Nepal Airlines’ New Recruitment Drive Echoes Its 2015 Hiring Scandal
Nepal Airlines Corporation is preparing to recruit external pilots and cabin crew for its Airbus fleet, a plan that has triggered […]
Civil Aviation
WestJet Strike Deadline Hits August 2 — Attendants Say They Work 35 Unpaid Hours A Month
Thousands of WestJet flight attendants could walk off the job as early as this Sunday, after they voted “overwhelmingly” in
COMAC’s C919-600 “Plateau” Jet Completes Nearly Two-Hour Maiden Flight, Beating Its Own 2027 Target
The first high-altitude variant of the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) C919 completed its maiden flight on July 29,
Nepal’s Helicopter Companies Don’t Even Have Hangars. Now They’re Talking Mergers
Nepal’s Ministry of Tourism has openly asked the country’s airline and helicopter operators whether the time has come to merge,
Boeing 737-10 Completes Final Certification Flight After 976 Test Flights
Boeing completed the final planned certification flight test for the Boeing 737 MAX 10 on July 28, 2026. The test
How Common and Dangerous Are Bird Strikes in Pakistani Aviation?
Pakistan sits on the Central Asian Flyway, the migratory corridor that funnels birds between Siberia and South Asia, and that
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
India to Build 44 Airports Under Hub-and-Spoke Model: 4 Hubs, 40 Spokes Explained
The Indian government plans to develop 44 airports, including four major hub airports, under a hub-and-spoke model designed to give
Qatar Airways Set to End 12-Year Absence from Libya’s Skies
Qatar Airways (QR) has been granted permission to open a local branch in Libya, Libya’s Ministry of Economy and Trade