• 1

Urgent checks on Boeing 737 MAX ordered over crack concerns

Submitted
The Federal Aviation Administration this week ordered inspections for hundreds of Boeing planes, following reports of cracks in some older models. (cebudailynews.inquirer.net) More...

  • 5

Emirates Does Really Cool Thing for Arsenal With Aircraft Parts

Submitted
Emirates and Arsenal have unveiled a 2.4 metre illuminated sculpture of the club crest, built almost entirely from components stripped out of the airline's Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • -3

Air Canada Delays Restart of Tel Aviv & Dubai Flights to January 2027

Submitted
Air Canada has pushed back the planned resumption of its Dubai and Tel Aviv services until January 2027, extending a suspension that has now stretched across most of the year. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • 3

Southwest Disability Dispute Ends With Passenger Removed From Dallas Flight

Submitted
The incident has prompted discussion about how disability accommodations apply to airline cabin baggage policies. (aviationa2z.com) More...

  • -7

Aeroflot Flight SU1854 Moscow to Baku Declares Emergency

Submitted
Within the last 30 minutes, Aeroflot flight SU1854 from Moscow to Baku has declared an emergency not too long after departure. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • -4

Cargolux 747 Luxembourg-Mexico City Declares Emergency

Submitted
In the last few moments, a Cargolux Boeing 747-400F operating CV6686 between Luxembourg & Mexico City has declared an emergency. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • 0

Beyond Sydney to London & New York, Where Else Could Qantas Go with Project Sunrise?

Submitted
Beyond the planned Sydney to London & New York direct flights, where else could Qantas go when Project Sunrise is in full commercial operation? (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • -5

Why SWISS Retiring Its A220-100 Fleet Is Worse News for Airbus Than It Looks

Submitted
SWISS has confirmed it will withdraw its remaining Airbus A220-100s by the end of 2027, closing out a decade as the type's launch operator and consolidating around an all-A220-300 fleet. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • -3

ATC: 45 Years After the PATCO Strike

Submitted
This week is the 45th anniversary of the infamous PATCO air traffic controller strike against the FAA. On August 3, 1981, called a strike because there were too many airplanes and too few controllers. Nearly five decades later, much has changed around the National Airspace System that now sees three times as much traffic for one. Some of the issues, like a controller shortage however linger on. (www.jetwhine.com) More...

  • 3

Delta Emergency Landing in Atlanta Due to Fumes Onboard

Submitted
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-200 returned to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport shortly after departure following a report of fumes on the flight deck. (theaviationhub.co.uk) More...

  • 5

Lufthansa Unveils First A350-1000 In Bold 100th Anniversary Livery

Submitted
Lufthansa revealed its first Airbus A350-1000 on July 14, rolling the aircraft out of the Airbus paint shop in Toulouse in a special blue livery marking the carrier's 100th anniversary, the Lufthansa Group said. (alphazulu.news) More...

  • 1

Polish court convicts disruptive Ryanair passenger following Palma–Poznan flight

Submitted
Ryanair welcomes the conviction of a trouble making passenger flying from Palma, Mallorca (www.majorcadailybulletin.com) More...

  • -7

American Airlines will stop upgrading elite flyers to business from coach on long domestic flights

Submitted
American Airlines will stop offering direct upgrades from coach to business class on select long domestic flights starting August 25, 2026. Elite members will now receive upgrades only to premium economy on eight specific routes. These routes include transcontinental flights and Hawaii destinations. The change affects all AAdvantage elite status levels, from Gold to ConciergeKey members. (siyatra.com) More...

  • 7

Airbus Is About to Flight-Test a Folding Wing That Doesn't Fold

Submitted
On July 21 at Farnborough, Airbus said it would spend three years designing, building and flight-testing full-scale wing extensions for an A321neo. Each extension runs several meters. They get comprehensive instrumentation, they fly out of Toulouse, and they do not move. (www.avianticslabs.com) More...

  • -1

FAA orders crack inspections on nearly 500 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft

Submitted
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has ordered operators to inspect hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after cracks were discovered in a structural reinforcement near the forward service door. (www.aviation24.be) More...

  • 18

Man Arrested After Using ChatGPT-Generated Fake Boarding Pass

Submitted
A man in Hyderabad faces legal trouble after airport staff caught him using an AI-generated fake flight ticket meant as a joke. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 14

Lufthansa Now Charging Extra For Business Class Window Seats On A380 Flights

Submitted
Lufthansa will now charge most business class customers flying on their Airbus A380s an additional fee if they want to sit at a window seat. (www.gatechecked.com) More...

  • 7

Full Boeing 747-400 cockpit flight to Hong Kong

Submitted
Full Boeing 747-400 Freighter cockpit flight to Hong Kong (www.youtube.com) More...

  • 23

Celebrity Fans Breach Boarding Controls, Forcing Thai Airways To Close Door During Pre-Boarding

Submitted
More than 20 Chinese fans were denied boarding a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok to Beijing after they breached the jet bridge checkpoint in order to follow two celebrities on board. (www.gatechecked.com) More...

  • 4

ANA 767 Performs TCAS Go-Around After Near Miss at Tokyo Haneda

Submitted
An All Nippon Airways (ANA) Boeing 767-300ER performed an emergency go-around on approach to Tokyo Haneda Airport after receiving a Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) resolution advisory involving a government-operated Cessna Citation inspection aircraft, Japanese authorities said. (airguide.info) More...

  • 11

Pilots Warn of Engine Shutdown Risk on Airbus A320neo and A350

Submitted
A leading pilots’ union has warned of a potentially catastrophic cockpit fault that could cause an unexpected engine shutdown on certain Airbus aircraft after two separate in-flight incidents involving an Air New Zealand Airbus A320neo and a British Airways Airbus A350-1000. (airguide.info) More...

  • 11

Bad Weather in Turkey in cockpit Ajet 737MAX

Submitted
Bad Weather in Turkey in cockpit Ajet Boeing 737MAX (www.youtube.com) More...

  • 13

Lovely Seattle departure in cockpit brand new A321LR of Icelandair

Submitted
Lovely Seattle departure in cockpit brand new A321LR of Icelandair (www.youtube.com) More...

  • 11

Kenya Airways 737 Blows Tire, Closes CPT Main Runway

Submitted
Cape Town International Airport closed its main runway after a Kenya Airways aircraft experienced tire failure on landing. All passengers safe. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 4

Air India Flight Plunges 300 Feet in Severe Turbulence, Injuring 17 on HKT-DEL

Submitted
An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi hit severe turbulence, dropping 300 feet and injuring 17 passengers and crew on approach to landing. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 4

United Finally Unlocks the Doors on Its New Polaris Suites

Submitted
United Airlines will soon unlock its new Polaris Studio suites aboard premium-heavy Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, marking a major cabin overhaul for the carrier. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • -3

United 25-year-old Boeing 767 diverted to Dublin after sudden loss of autopilot over Atlantic

Submitted
A Newark-bound United Airlines transatlantic flight was forced to divert to Dublin Airport today after experiencing a sudden loss of both its autopilot and autothrottle systems high above the Atlantic Ocean. (airlive.net) More...

  • -6

One of Delta’s oldest active passenger aircraft finally landed in Portugal after initial planned diversion to Iceland

Submitted
A transatlantic Delta Air Lines flight suffered a prolonged mid-air detour on Monday evening after a mechanical issue forced the aircraft to abandon its flight path over the North Atlantic, initially targeting Iceland before making a dramatic turn south to land in Portugal. (airlive.net) More...

  • 2

AI hardware, Asia demand lift Lufthansa cargo revenue 27%

Submitted
Lufthansa Cargo enjoyed revenue and profit growth as the Middle East conflict and AI developments pushed more freight its way. (www.freightwaves.com) More...

  • -8

FAA Certifies Boeing 737-7: Orders, Rivals and Market Outlook

Submitted
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified Boeing's 737-7, granting the aircraft an amended type certificate nearly a decade after the program was launched and clearing the smallest member of the 737 Max family for commercial service. The approval follows a certification campaign that began in 2018 and marks another milestone in Boeing's effort to complete the MAX family after years of regulatory scrutiny. Although the 737-7 offers the longest range in the Max lineup,… (airguide.info) More...

  • 5

Flightaware blog - Blast From the Past: My FlightAware Internship

Submitted
Let's take a look back at our 2025 intern blog! In this post, they share the problem they set out to solve, the approach they took, and what they learned along the way.Written byShawn Karnoski (flightaware.engineering) More...

  • 2

Atlas Air finalizes Air Atlanta investment

Submitted
Atlas Air now has a partial stake in Air Atlanta, adding to its all-cargo capacity and freighter fleet. (www.freightwaves.com) More...

  • 24

FAA Certifies Boeing 737 MAX 7 After Nearly Decade-Long Review

Submitted
The FAA has certified Boeing's 737 MAX-7 after nearly 10 years of review, clearing the smallest MAX variant for commercial airline service. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 3

Evangelist Removed From Alaska Flight After Mid-Delay Sermon

Submitted
A Florida evangelist was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight and temporarily barred from traveling with the carrier after delivering an impromptu sermon to passengers during a departure delay at Orlando International Airport. (airguide.info) More...

  • 2

Is Lufthansa giving up on its Airbus A321 cargo fleet?

Submitted
Lufthansa Cargo grounded its small fleet of narrowbody freighters earlier this year, but appears interested in shedding the aircraft rather than reinstating them to commercial service - despite public claims to the contrary. But the airline appears stuck with the aircraft unless it can find a creative solution. (www.freightwaves.com) More...

  • 18

Engineer Fired Over 17-Minute Singapore Airlines Delay Wins $28,000 in Unfair Dismissal Case

Submitted
A Singapore Airlines engineer who lost his job after rebooting an aircraft system and causing a 17-minute departure delay has won $28,000 in compensation after a tribunal ruled his dismissal was unfair. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 5

Bombardier Defence Expansion Targets NATO Billions and Preparing the Company to Become...

Submitted
Bombardier Inc.’s president and chief executive officer (CEO) Eric Martel linked acquisitions, aircraft maintenance, and… (www.fliegerfaust.com) More...

  • 8

Sky Trax / AirlineQuality .com site is now closed

Submitted
This independent airline and airport review site has now closed Firstly we would like to thank our many users who have posted airline and airport reviews on airlinequality.com over many years, and we are sorry to announce that we have decided to close down this independent review site. For many years we used our Trip Verified format where our editorial staff inspected a copy of an e-ticket, booking details or a boarding pass, and we have relied upon user’s honesty in providing this information.… (www.airlinequality.com) More...

  • 5

Is D-Day here for Flybondi?

Submitted
Today, Friday, July 31, marks the date that COC Global Enterprise had reported would be the date on which the internal audit on Flybondi was going to conclude. The process will detail the airline's financial status after months of severe operational and financial disruptions, and proposes a structural change that ranges from the adoption of a new commercial identity to a restructuring of its business model after eight years of history in the country (or 10, if we consider that we hear the… (www.aviacionline.com) More...

  • 7

Aerodiana plane crashes in Nazca: what we know

Submitted
An aircraft carrying tourists to fly over the world-famous Nazca Lines crashed at around 1:00 p.m. local time this Saturday. The Municipality of Nazca confirmed that 13 people sadly lost their lives and that the aircraft belonged to the company Aerodiana. (www.aviacionline.com) More...

  • 3

Bamboo Airways has effectively ceased flight operations as of 1 August

Submitted
Bamboo Airways has effectively ceased flight operations as of 1 August, marking what appears to be the end of one of Vietnam's most ambitious airline stories. The carrier now has only a handful of aircraft remaining, and every one of them is reportedly parked with engines wrapped and undergoing maintenance, leaving the airline with no active flying operations. (www.facebook.com) More...

  • 5

Allegiant Adds Free Drinks, Introduces New Class of Premium Seating

Submitted
Allegiant Travel Company (NASDAQ: ALGT) today announced it is introducing several new features that will enhance the customer experience, including complimentary inflight beverage service and a new tier of premium seating. Beginning August 1, 2026, Allegiant customers will receive complimentary beverage service aboard all Allegiant flights, and starting in spring 2027, Allegiant First will offer an upgraded seating experience designed to give travelers more choice, greater comfort and added… (newsroom.allegiantair.com) More...

  • 6

Malaysian Pilot Faces Death Penalty in Indonesia After Smuggling 70,000 Ecstasy Pills and Testing Positive for Meth and Cocaine

Submitted
Indonesian authorities have arrested a Malaysian pilot after finding roughly 70,000 ecstasy pills in his luggage. Officials say the pilot also tested positive for methamphetamine and cocaine after landing his aircraft in North Sumatra. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • 28

British Airways Captain Takes Stress Leave After Serious Heathrow Approach Incident

Submitted
A British Airways captain is on stress leave after recovering a nearly-stalled Airbus A320 packed with passengers over central London. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

  • -2

British Airways A320 Loses Stall Protection During Heathrow Approach

Submitted
On July 6, 2026, a British Airways Airbus A320-232 temporarily lost one of its most important flight safety protections after an Air Data Reference (ADR) failure during its approach to London Heathrow Airport. The incident forced the aircraft’s flight control system to revert from Airbus’ Normal Law to Alternate Law, removing automatic stall protection and leaving the flight crew responsible for preventing the aircraft from stalling. (airguide.info) More...

  • -2

Malaysian Pilot Faces Death Penalty in Indonesia Drug Case

Submitted
A Malaysia Airlines pilot is facing the possibility of the death penalty in Indonesia after authorities accused him of smuggling more than 70,000 ecstasy pills into the country and alleged he had flown a commercial passenger aircraft while under the influence of illegal drugs. (airguide.info) More...

  • 1

Aerospace news from 60 sources on one page, updated every 15 minutes

Submitted
Found a single page pulling aviation, aerospace and defence headlines from ~60 sources, refreshed every 15 minutes with summary on each. Around 140 stories a day. Saves me a lot of tab-hopping. Free so far. Meph (www.fliegerfaust.com) More...

  • -4

American Airlines Quietly Ends 24-Hour Refunds On Last-Minute Tickets

Submitted
American Airlines changed its 24-hour refund policy on July 29, 2026. Tickets must now be purchased at least seven days before departure to qualify for a full refund within 24 hours. Previously, you only needed to book two days ahead. This matches the federal minimum requirement but reduces flexibility for last-minute bookings. (siyatra.com) More...

  • -2

Icelandair Expands Airbus Fleet With Six More A320neo Jets

Submitted
Icelandair has signed lease agreements on July 30, 2026 for six additional Airbus A320neo aircraft as the airline accelerates its fleet modernization strategy and continues its transition from older Boeing aircraft to a new-generation Airbus fleet. The six Pratt & Whitney-powered aircraft, leased from Aircastle, are scheduled to enter service before the start of the 2028 summer season. (airguide.info) More...

Login

Don't have an account? Register now (free) for customized features, flight alerts, and more!