UK’s 12 Most Advanced Fighter Jets in the World Were Never Bought for Nuclear Missions
A Royal Air Force official has said Britain’s incoming fleet of 12 F-35A fighters was not purchased for a nuclear […]
British Airways Cannot Claim Tax Treaty Relief on India Ground Handling Income
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Delhi Bench, ruled on July 16, 2026, that ground handling receipts earned by British
NTSB Takes Over Ryanair Window Blowout Probe Over Greece
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has formally taken charge of the investigation into the Ryanair (FR) flight that
Lufthansa Closes One Boeing 787 Business Class Toilet During Meal Service
Lufthansa (LH) has confirmed that it closes one of two Business Class lavatories on some Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights while
Airbus Says Aviation Needs a New Generation of Pilots, Technicians and Cabin Crew
Airbus, the aerospace giant that has manufactured a helicopter that landed at the top of Everest, that has opened a
IAG Pressures UK Government to Cap Heathrow Passenger Charges Ahead of Third Runway
International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways (BA) and Iberia, has asked incoming UK Prime Minister Andy
American Airlines Faces DOT Complaint Over First Class Downgrade Refund Policy
American Airlines (AA) has defended its policy for compensating passengers who are involuntarily moved from premium cabins to lower classes,
Qantas Cleared of Formal Privacy Probe After Massive Customer Data Breach
Australia’s privacy regulator has decided not to open a formal investigation into Qantas Airways (QF), Australia’s flag carrier, over a
China Eastern’s First Tbilisi-Shanghai Flight Lands 98% Full, as Georgia Just Gets Its Longest Direct Flight
China Eastern Airlines (MU) launched its first direct flight between Shanghai and Tbilisi on July 15, 2026. The inaugural service,