Turkish Airlines Accused of Banning Journalist Ali Kıdık Over Critical Reporting
A prominent aviation journalist, Ali Kıdık, has claimed that Turkish Airlines (TK) has placed him on its internal “No‑Fly List” […]
Singapore Airlines Sapporo Turnback: How Flight SQ661 Left Passengers Confined Onboard for Over Seven Hours
Singapore Airlines (SQ) passengers aboard flight SQ661 from New Chitose Airport (CTS), Sapporo, Japan, to Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), Singapore
AirAsia X Brings Back Direct Flights Between Kuala Lumpur and Busan on the Airbus A330-300
AirAsia X (D7) has formally announced the resumption of direct flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL), Malaysia and Gimhae
Which Airlines Have Suspended Flights to Iran—and What Happens Next
A growing number of international airlines have cancelled scheduled flights to and from the Islamic Republic of Iran amid intensifying
Behind the $1.5B Merger: Allegiant and Sun Country’s 650-Route U.S. Airline
Allegiant Travel Company has agreed to acquire fellow low-cost operator Sun Country Airlines (SY) in a definitive cash-and-stock deal valued
Cathay Pacific Adds 12% More Flights to Australia and New Zealand in 2026
Cathay Pacific (CX) has announced a significant expansion of its flight schedule to Australia and New Zealand in 2026, increasing
Bishoftu International Airport Explained: Ethiopia’s $12.5 Billion, 110-Million-Passenger Mega Hub
Ethiopian Airlines (ET), Africa’s largest airline by fleet, traffic and network scope, has officially commenced construction of a $12.5 billion
Why Aer Lingus Is Likely Shutting Its Manchester Long-Haul Base
Manchester Airport (MAN) transatlantic operations are set to cease after March 31, 2026, as Aer Lingus suspends ticket sales following
Alaska Airlines’ 2026 Fleet Expansion: Details of the Largest Boeing Order in Airline History
Alaska Airlines (AS), the Seattle-based U.S. carrier, has placed the largest aircraft procurement in its corporate history, committing to 105