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Aviation means many things to many people for many reasons. Some fly, some build, some simply enjoy taking it all in. For James Raymond, EAA 1170677, aviation now is a way to relive fond memories and times that have passed, and for his 91st birthday, he wanted to go for one more flight. When James […]
Finland’s integration into NATO’s air command structure continues to deepen, with the Finnish Air Force confirming that a… The post NATO E-3A AWACS conducts first mission in Finnish airspace appeared first on AeroTime.
When we think about aviation restoration, we tend to think about tube-and-fabric antiques getting stripped down or warbirds getting dug out of a field. Sometimes, preserving aviation history happens on a smaller scale — like David Teitelbaum’s 1959 helicopter flight simulator. David, EAA 241322, is a helicopter pilot and serial builder — he’s even built […]
Business aviation convention to be held at convention center and Louis Armstrong airport.
An update on AirCorps Aviation’s restoration of the rare P-51B Mustang Shillelaugh for the Dakota Territory Air Museum, detailing progress since January 2026.
In 1992, a single airline challenged the industry's rigid class structure with a cabin that sat between economy and business.
The first passenger-carrying service on the new 569-seater will take place next month, marking a significant shift in Emirates' fleet.
The carrier exceeded its operational expectations last year, resulting in billions of dollars of profit.
El Centro and NAS Lemoore events called off as military bases move to higher force protection levels amid military operations in Iran.
Quadjets are icons of the aviation world, and most of them are slowly being phased out, but could we see them return?
The United States Air Force has issued a request for information seeking vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) small unmanned aircraft systems capable of operating from austere locations to support operations conducted by Task Force 99, according to a notice released March 5. The effort reflects a requirement to expand operational flexibility for intelligence, surveillance, and […]
On March 5, 1928, the Beardmore Inflexible made its first flight, showcasing early stressed-skin construction but ultimately failing to secure Royal Air Force production.
The new pick-up/drop-off fees at Southend have been controversial. But do ongoing pandemic-era headwinds justify them?
For decades, space has served as humanity’s most demanding testing laboratory, where only the most resilient technologies survive the vacuum, radiation and temperature extremes beyond Earth’s protective embrace. Today, we stand at an inflection point where artificial intelligence is poised to fundamentally transform how we explore, understand and operate in space. But making AI-powered space […] The post Unlocking AI in space: the case for greater industry and space agency collaboration appeared
The UK government provided passengers with complimentary overnight accommodation, and the flight safely landed back in Britain the following morning.
Embraer and Valkyrie Aero are expanding the A-29 Super Tucano’s counter-drone package with an AI-enabled system designed to… The post Embraer,Valkyrie Aero add AI-enabled counter-drone system to A-29 Super Tucano appeared first on AeroTime.
March 5, 2026 Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced several executive leadership changes as the company prepares for the retirement of longtime operations leader John Laughter. Laughter, Executive Vice President, Chief of Operations and President of Delta TechOps, will retire on April 30 after more than 30 years with the airline. He began his […]
PAPEETE, French Polynesia, March 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Air Tahiti Nui continues to develop its international network and announces the launch of new direct service between Papeete and Sydney (PPT–SYD). This new service forms part of the airline’s strategy to sustainably strengthen French Polynesia’s connectivity with major regional hubs across the South Pacific. The inaugural flight is scheduled for […]
Finnair carried 904,400 passengers in February 2026, representing a 6.9% increase compared with the same month last year, when industrial action constrained operations. Capacity and traffic growth The airline’s capacity (ASK) increased 4.8% year-on-year, largely reflecting the end of last year’s labour disruptions and additional frequencies to key destinations including Osaka, Tokyo, and Dallas, as […]
The Norwegian Air Shuttle Group recorded solid passenger demand in February 2026, carrying 1.6 million passengers across its airlines. The main carrier transported 1.32 million passengers, while regional subsidiary Widerøe carried 298,000, reflecting healthy demand despite the traditionally quieter winter period. Norwegian: High load factor despite lower capacity In February, Norwegian’s capacity (ASK) declined 5% […]