Which Country Has the Most Military Pilots? The World’s Largest Air Forces Ranked
Pilot strength, not aircraft count, increasingly defines which air force can sustain a war. At a time like this when […]
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
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
Why Does Emirates Want a Larger Boeing 777X Variant While Refusing Early 777-9s?
Emirates (EK) president Tim Clark says he expects Boeing to explore a larger version of the Boeing 777X, even as
Not Every Emergency Is ‘Mayday’: What ‘Pan-Pan’ Really Means
Pilots use two standard radio calls to flag trouble to air traffic control: “Mayday” for a life-threatening emergency, and “Pan-Pan”
Ryanair Fires Captain Who Extended Cabin Crew Rest After Long Duty Day
Ryanair (FR) dismissed a captain based at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) after he used his legal authority, known