Six KLM Pilots to Operate Most Advanced Fighter Jets in the World
KLM (KL) and the Netherlands Ministry of Defence have strengthened their collaboration by unveiling a series of new initiatives designed […]
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Global Aviation Careers with an EASA Part 66 License
Aircraft maintenance engineers with an EASA Part 66 licence are being recruited across Europe, the Gulf, and Asia in 2026,
France Team’s World Cup Travel Under Spotlight Over Deportation Flight Connections
France’s national football team used Global Crossing Airlines (G6), branded GlobalX, for domestic charter flights during the 2026 FIFA World
Trump Flies Home from Turkey on Older VC-25A, Not the New Air Force One
President Donald Trump (the person after whom Palm Beach Airport’s code was changed to DJT) opted to fly home aboard
Etihad Airways Set To Drop $2 Billion Boeing 787 Orders At Farnborough Airshow 2026
Etihad Airways (EY) appears ready to further strengthen its long-haul fleet, with reports suggesting the airline is preparing to order
United Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over 14-Day Military Leave Rule and Employee Benefits
Warrant Officer Nathan Rogers filed a federal lawsuit last month against United Airlines (UA), alleging the carrier violated his protected
What Does it Takes for Qantas’ Boeing 787-9 to Complete the 14,500-km Perth–London Journey Encompassing 17-Hours?
Qantas Airways (QF)Â operates QF9 and QF10, a nonstop Boeing 787-9 service linking Perth Airport (PER), Western Australia, with London Heathrow
UK Unlocks £8.6 Billion for Sixth-Generation Fighter Program Ahead of Major GCAP Contract
The United Kingdom has committed £8.6 billion ($11.4 billion) over four years to the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), clearing
2 Recipes From a 100-Year-Old Singapore Restaurant Now Live on in Qantas’ Changi Airport Lounges
Qantas Airways (QF) has added two dishes from a beloved Singapore restaurant to its Changi Airport lounges, preserving a decades-long