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The famous fatal crash forced Air France to ground all remaining Concorde flights, with British Airways, the only other airline with the jets, forced to ground their own fleet three weeks later.

The world's super-rich contribute to climate change more than the rest of us, as their private jets leave huge carbon footprints. But could governments realistically ban these types of flights?

The Chinese Commerce Ministry said Tuesday that Bejing is banning the exports and imports of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon for supplying weapons to Taiwan.

Daher showcases the TBM 960 at AERO 2023, and stays at the forefront of sustainable efforts with its new Kodiak 900 and 960 turboprops.

The prolific recreator of early ballets has died, leaving a lively argument. Dance feature by Ismene Brown

PRESS RELEASEApril 17th, 2023 Aéroports de Paris SA March 2023 and first quarter 2023 traffic figures Unless otherwise indicated, the following changes are expressed in comparison with... | April 17, 2023

Dassault Rafale (click for cutaway view)Will Dassault's fighter become a fashionably late fighter platform that builds on its parent company's past successes - or just "the late Rafale"? It all began as a 1985 break-away from the multinational consortium that went on to create EADS'

Lacotte researched the Paris Opera archives and won renown for his recreations of 19th-century ballets including La Sylphide and Giselle

PARIS - Pierre Lacotte, a French choreographer who as a young man helped ballet superstar Rudolf Nureyev defect from the Soviet Union, died aged 91 on Monday, his wife said.

Pierre Lacotte, the French dancer at the heart of a cloak-and-dagger intrigue in 1961 when he helped Rudolf Nureyev defect, has died.