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Soon, the iconic Spirit brand that has become a household name may leave the industry forever.

What could have been a revolutionary change in the global airline industry came to a halt when the world's fastest commercial jet crashed, killing more than a hundred people.

Qatar Airways CEO suggested the Airbus A380 would be grounded as soon as additional aircraft deliveries were allowed.

Boom Supersonic and Northrop Grumman plan to deliver variants of Booms Overture aircraft for military and emergency response missions.

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Earlier this month an ITA Airways Airbus A330-200 hit an Air France Boeing 777 at JFK airport in New York while taxiing for departure.

Air Canada, the national carrier of Canada, has announced to resume its regular flight services on its Toronto to Mumbai route with flights via Londons Heathrow Airport.

United Airlines is expecting fuel prices to remain at elevated levels over the long term, says the company’s chief executive Scott Kirby.

Go First services from Jammu and Kashmir to the UAE were halted on March 27 because of a lack of bilateral rights after India resumed regular international flights.

Volga-Dnepr Antonov An-124 has been stuck at the Toronto Pearson Airport since Transport Minister Omar Alghabra announced the of closing the Canadian airspace for the Russian aircraft.