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And now for the next installment of my look at former hubs around the country, I’m combining two into one today. In a sense, they are similar, but in another, they are complete opposites. I’m talking about the main airports for two cities connected by I-70, only about a 3-hour drive apart. That’s right, it’s...
IATA released a report revealing that Air Traffic Control (ATC) delays in Europe have more than doubled over the last decade, causing significant disruption for passengers.
IATA updated its analysis of aerospace supply chain bottlenecks noting that aircraft availability remains one of the most significant constraints on industry growth in its just released global outlook.
IATA released its latest financial outlook for the global airline industry showing a stabilization of profitability even as supply chain issues persist.
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The uplift is part of the airline's long-term focus on delivering for New Zealand by supporting domestic growth, business connectivity, and tourism. Air New Zealand General Manager Short Haul and Domestic Lucy Hall says the airline is focused on ensuring its network meets the needs of its customers. "We are constantly reviewing our network to make sure we are offering the best possible
To say this has been a year of change for Southwest would be a notable understatement. Partially under its own initiative and largely under the influence of its activist investor Elliott Management, the airline has been furiously working to get out of the dark place where former CEO Gary Kelly left it. Some of the...
IATA has unveiled its 2026 event calendar, bringing together industry and government leaders to focus on the air transport industry’s most pressing challenges.
For most airlines, the post-Covid era started in 2022 or 2023. For the AirAsia family, it feels like it’s only just beginning now. In this week’s feature story, we explore AirAsia’s long-delayed restructuring, its move to fuse shorthaul and longhaul operations, and the sweeping fleet ambitions that could redefine low-cost flying well beyond its Asia-Pacific heartland.
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In an email to their customers Originair has announced that based on customer feedback we’ll be enhancing our services to provide travellers with improved flight options effective 09 February 2026 including –- New services on peak days between Nelson and Christchurch with peak day, peak time flights have been added on Fridays and Sundays for both full week trips and weekends away in
My mother has died after a terrible stroke. I’m in New Mexico now, dealing with everything that follows, and I’m struggling with it all. There won’t be a post this week. I’ll be back next Friday.
When TSA Stops Being Polite and Starts Getting REAL The FAA, DOT, and TSA finally implemented their REAL ID requirements in May after literal decades of missed timelines, pushed back deadlines, and overall confusion over the program. But it’s finally in place, and now the TSA will begin charging travelers $45 if their IDs do...
We've crunched the latest numbers to uncover the airports across America with the most notable year-on-year growth.
If there’s one theme that keeps resurfacing in our Airline-Tech Innovation Radar, it’s the accelerating pace at which Big Tech is moving into the travel space. We’ve covered this shift before, but this month offers some of the clearest proof yet that the world’s largest technology companies are no longer sitting on the travel sidelines.
Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) When we talk about avionics development, we often focus on onboard systems, such as chips, sensors, and displays. However, one outside influence […] The post How the ATC Crisis Is Reshaping Avionics Roadmaps and Asset Values appeared first on Avionics International.
Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) From the mine to the magnet, the value chain of avionics hardware passes through one of the lesser‑appreciated links: rare earth elements. […] The post China’s Rare Earth Clamp Down Rings Through Avionics Supply Chains and Aircraft Valuations appeared first on Avionics International.
Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) Avionics used to be the realm of reliable but incremental upgrades — new radar here, a better flight management system there. Today, […] The post Faster Brains in the Cockpit: How Ever Sharper Chips Are Turning Avionics Into Asset Enhancers appeared first on Avionics International.
RTX‘s Pratt & Whitney has received a more than $1.6 billion U.S. Navy contract for sustainment of F135 engines for the tri-service and international F-35 fighter by Lockheed Martin, the […] The post Pratt & Whitney Awarded More Than $1.6 Billion For F135 Sustainment appeared first on Avionics International.
By Charles Albritton, EAA 545463 This piece originally ran in the October 2025 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. I never had assembling a Bearhawk Five in 12 days on my bucket list. I especially didn’t imagine doing it in the Amazon jungle at the age of 74, but there I was. The adventure began […] The post What Our Members Are Building/Restoring — Brazil Bearhawk Five first appeared on Hangar Flying.
This time on The Green Dot, hosts Tom and Connor are joined by Dick Hanusa, EAA Lifetime 295217, a retired U.S. Army helicopter pilot who flew the UH-1 Huey and OH-6 Loach during the Vietnam War. The Green Dot, sponsored by Crewchief Systems, is a podcast created by aviation enthusiasts for their fellow aviation enthusiasts. […] The post EAA’s The Green Dot — Army Helicopter Pilot Dick Hanusa first appeared on Hangar Flying.