Virgin Atlantic Engineer Dies After Boeing 787 Maintenance Accident at London Heathrow
An aircraft engineer employed by Virgin Atlantic has died following a workplace accident inside a Boeing 787-9 at London Heathrow […]
Nepal’s Domestic Airlines Lost 15% of Passengers as Flights Declined for Four Consecutive Months
Nepal’s domestic airlines lost more than 335,000 passengers in the first half of 2026, according to data reported by New
US Air Force in the World Hasn’t Built a New Fighter Engine in Over 30 Years — That’s About to Change
The U.S. Air Force (USAF) expects to move toward “potential integration activities” for its next-generation fighter engine in the 2030
American Airlines First Class Passenger Berates Traveler Over Seat Swap Refusal
A first class passenger on an American Airlines (AA) flight from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) to Boston Logan International
Nepal Gives Airlines Two More Years of Free Airport Charges at Two International Airports
Nepal’s government has extended a fee waiver scheme for international airlines at two of its regional airports by two more
Etihad Business Class Passenger Downgraded on Flight EY218, says $200 Voucher and 50–70% Fare Refund Were Withdrawn
A passenger has accused Etihad Airways (EY) of downgrading him from Business Class to Economy on a flight between Abu
United CEO Secretly Pitched Delta Merger Before American Rejection
United Airlines (UA) CEO Scott Kirby privately approached Delta Air Lines (DL) CEO Ed Bastian in 2025 with a proposal
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