Virgin Atlantic Engineer Dies After Boeing 787 Maintenance Accident at London Heathrow
An aircraft engineer employed by Virgin Atlantic has died following a workplace accident inside a Boeing 787-9 at London Heathrow […]
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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
United CEO Secretly Pitched Delta Merger Before American Rejection
United Airlines (UA) CEO Scott Kirby privately approached Delta Air Lines (DL) CEO Ed Bastian in 2025 with a proposal
Japan Selects Mitsubishi Facility for Next-Generation Fighter Jet Production
Japan has chosen Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Komaki South Plant in Aichi Prefecture as the country’s national assembly center for the
Formula 1 Is Back in Malaysia—and AirAsia Has Launched a Flight Sale
AirAsia has launched a snap sale on flights to Kuala Lumpur from Perth, Melbourne, and Sydney, after Formula 1 and
Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce Admits ‘We Made Mistakes,’ says Airline Had Just 11 Weeks of Cash Left
Former Qantas (QF) chief executive Alan Joyce has publicly admitted his airline made mistakes during his 15-year tenure, in his
Russia’s Aviation Crisis Deepens as Red Wings Flies Just 1 of 3 Boeing 777s, Ukraine Claims Airline Merger Hides Problems
Russia’s state defense conglomerate Rostec is consolidating four aviation businesses into a single holding company, according to Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence