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India has approved the $39 billion purchase of 114 Dassault Rafale fighter jets, in an effort to bolster… The post India approves $39 billion purchase of 114 Rafale jets ahead of Macron visit appeared first on AeroTime.
As of February 12, 2026, international cabin crew at Air New Zealand have commenced a two-day strike over… The post Air New Zealand cancels 46 long-haul flights as cabin crew begin strike action appeared first on AeroTime.
Ukrainian Defense Forces struck one of Russia’s largest ammunition storage sites overnight on Feb. 12, targeting a comprehensive missile, munitions, and explosives arsenal near the settlement of Kotluban in Russia’s Volgograd region, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In a statement, the General Staff said units of the Defense Forces […]
CAF Airbase Georgia has named its 2026 officers and honored members whose volunteer work and dedication supported restoration, education, and operations throughout 2025.
Published at 0500PST / 1300GMT 12FEB26Korean carrier Jin Air during Northern summer 2026 season plans to launch new route to Taiwan, as the airline filed Busan – Taichung schedule from 30MAR26. The airline intends to serve this route 5 times weekly, with 737-800 aircraft.LJ741 PUS1335 – 1500RMQ 738 x47LJ742 RMQ1600 – 1920PUS 738 x147LJ742 RMQ1605 – 1925PUS 738 1
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ABC International has partnered with WeSky to integrate a new-generation in-seat power system on an Airbus A330 aircraft, marking an important step forward in passenger connectivity and cabin technology development. As part of a comprehensive cabin modification programme approved under an EASA STC, ABC International selected WeSky’s Recharge™ 60W USB-C in-seat power system for installation... The post Press Release: ABC International, WeSky partner on A330 in-seat power appeared first on R
Brussels Airlines has introduced a brand-new Belgian Icon aircraft, unveiling a special “Tintin (Gravity)” livery on one of its Airbus A320s, registered OO-SNJ. The aircraft pays tribute to one of Belgium’s most famous cultural exports, Tintin, the iconic comic book character created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé. The new design is inspired by the adventurous spirit […]
A key finding was that the ATC failed to notify the flight crew of a turbulence report made by another aircraft passing through the airspace!
Global sporting events rarely result in an immediate increase in demand during the event itself. In many cases, air travel actually softens as local residents stay at home and higher accommodation costs deter some visitors.
NEWS FLASHCroatia Airlines has retired its last Airbus A320 aircraft. Registered 9A-CTO, the 21-year-old jet operated its last flight on behalf of the airline on January 26, from Amsterdam to Zagreb. It was initially planned to run its last service on February 1. The aircraft is owned by Macquarie AirFinance. Croatia Airlines introduced its first A320 in 1997. The carrier continues to operate A319s but plans to transition to an all A220 fleet next year.EX-YU Aviation News
Launch companies are divided on how to compete with SpaceX in a market where demand outstrips supply, yet customers remain price sensitive. The post Launch companies debate how to compete against SpaceX appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Air Canada has selected the Airbus A350-1000 to lead its next era of global travel, as the airline… The post Air Canada selects Airbus’ A350-1000 to lead next era of global travel appeared first on AeroTime.
According to reports, U.S. F-35 might have been delivered since June 2025 with a ballast in place of the new APG-85 radar which has been suffering from delays. Recent reports indicate that a number of newly delivered F-35 Lightning II aircraft may be entering service without a fully installed onboard radar. The issue, first reported […]
Published at 0400PST / 1200GMT 12FEB26Air Astana from June 2026 plans to enhance service to Guangzhou, with the addition of Astana – Guangzhou nonstop flight. From 02JUN26, Airbus A321LR to serve this route twice weekly.KC8217 NQZ1845 – 0430+1CAN 32Q 24KC8218 CAN0545 – 1010NQZ 32Q 35Separately, Almaty – Guangzhou service to be operated by 767-300ER from 13APR26 to 11MAY26 (Almaty departure), instead of A321LR.
Four-engine commercial aircraft like the legendary Boeing 747 and the superjumbo Airbus A380 have largely disappeared from passenger service, replaced by more efficient twin-engine widebodies. On the surface, it seems the era of the quadjet is over. But growing congestion at the world’s busiest airports and limited takeoff and landing slots may change that. When airlines can’t add flights, larger aircraft move more passengers in a single slot. Could four-engine aircraft return? And where would t
Emirates' UK vice president discusses the airline's performance, future plans, and the role of the Airbus A350 in the UK market.
Fortem Technologies’ DroneHunter interceptor system will be deployed to ‘protect events’ in 11 states.
At long last, Frontier has filed its schedules for summer travel. Last weekend we saw the airline roll its end-of-schedule from May 20 to September 8. This is later than I’d have expected to see that normally, so I figured there were some big changes planned. Maybe I built it up in my head too...