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The ultra-low-cost carrier has a big pile of debt and has to ground 10% of its fleet in 2024

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS UPDATE: 11:30 AM Airbus Cancels Delivery of 100 Aircraft to Iran Iran’s national carrier, Iran Air, is no

This is a period of unprecedented safety in the airline industry — but experts fear corner-cutting could lead to future disasters.

An Emirates Skywards loyalty program account served as crucial evidence for prosecutors.

The crash of Japan Airlines flight 516 earlier this month was hailed as 'miraculous' thanks to its minimal loss of life.

You might want to consider driving to your next location as the airlines follow the medical institutions by hiring and promoting according to DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) principles. Airlines no longer hire based on merit but rather on race, who you sleep with, gender, and abnormal charact

For more than a decade, China’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer has plugged away at developing commercial jets.

Rather than touting massive orders from global carriers, Comac is quietly picking up smaller, lesser-known airlines — using those as a proving ground. Right now, the biggest benefit is to fill Chinese carriers’ demand for planes allowing other countries to soak up Boeing and Airbus output with the industry awaiting delivery of hundreds of aircraft

Experts have remarked on the A350's use of carbon fiber composites — but aren't blaming them yet.

Experts have remarked on the A350's use of carbon fiber composites — but aren't blaming them yet.