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Civil Aviation
Why is Lufthansa Group Airlines Set to Restart Flights to One of the Dangerous Cities in the World?
The Lufthansa Group announced on 13 May 2026 that it will gradually restore passenger and cargo services to Ben Gurion...
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Passenger Leaves €30,500 Cash-Stuffed Jacket at Dubai Airport and Never Returns
A passenger abandoned a jacket containing €30,570 (approximately US $35,600) in cash and loose coins at Dubai International Airport (DXB)...
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Top 20 Most Polluted Airports in the World
A new global aviation emissions study has identified Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Heathrow Airport (LHR) as the world’s two...
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LOT Polish Says Boeing Concealed 737 MAX MCAS Problems During Jet Sales
LOT Polish Airlines (LO) became the first commercial carrier in the world to take Boeing to a jury trial over...
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Nepal’s Deadliest Air Crashes: Inside the Country’s Troubled Aviation History
Nepal occupies a paradox in global aviation. It is a country of extraordinary natural allure, especially with regards to the...
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Why is Ethiopian Airlines in Talks with Airbus for New A350 and A220 Aircraft Order?
Ethiopian Airlines (ET) is in early-stage discussions with Airbus SE over a potential order for six Airbus A350 widebody jets...
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Karnali Flight Crisis Deepens as Tara, Sita, Summit and Nepal Airlines Face Repeated Disruptions
Nepal’s Karnali Province, which has been regarded as the nation’s most geographically isolated and least-developed administrative region, is enduring a...
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More Seats to Humla: Nepal Airlines Expands RA-731 Flights
Nepal Airlines Corporation has announced an increase in the frequency of its scheduled service along the Nepalgunj–Surkhet–Simikot corridor. Effective May 9...
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GE XA102 and Pratt XA103 Engines Move Forward for Boeing F-47 Program
GE Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney — the two engine manufacturers competing to power the United States Air Force’s Boeing...
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