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U.S. regional operator Piedmont Airlines has forged a tentative pact with the Air Line Pilots Association on updated reserve rules.

The partners will share best practices for design concepts and evaluate which of 53 Latin American airport sites may be most ripe for vertiport deployment.

Near-term opportunities include using off-gases from ethanol plants to produce SAF and mineralizing captured CO2 to produce aggregates for use in infrastructure

Southwest Airlines’ post-pandemic recovery plan is gathering speed, CEO Bob Jordan says, while acknowledging pain points.

The agreement focuses in particular on Ryanair’s largest bases such as Dublin and London Stansted.

Some bankers and advisors in mergers and acquisitions think the engine manufacturing subsector will rev up as the next deal-making hotspot.

A potential flight crew alerting deadline extension affecting the Boeing 737-7 and 737-10 has not swayed pilots who want to see U.S. Congress hold the line.

American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia and Finnair on Dec. 1 moved their operations at JFK to the newly remodeled and expanded Terminal 8.

Airbus will cease procuring titanium from Russian suppliers in what is now a matter of months, according to Michael Schoellhorn, Airbus Defence and Space CEO.

AirAsia parent Capital A has clarified media reports that it has finalized plans to divest its aviation portfolio and merge it with AirAsia X.

United Airlines is looking ahead to electrification of its ground operations.

Airbus plans to flight-test a hydrogen fuel cell engine on its modified A380 testbed, as it already intended to do with a hydrogen-fueled turbofan.

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury warned the aerospace industry is not moving fast enough.

Airbus has signed a partnership agreement with car manufacturer Renault to improve the technology for batteries.

Atlas Air Worldwide shareholders have endorsed its acquisition by an investor group led by Apollo Global Management.

Airbus Helicopters hopes demonstrator can prove out technologies to reduce their carbon emissions by 50%.

While European countries are facing a tricky winter tackling high inflation, a cost-of-living crisis and in some cases fears of energy blackouts, there’s at least one sector that is shrugging off the doom and gloom: LCCs.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) says it is being cautious going into the winter season, citing uncertainties around the world including the ongoing COVID-19 effects

Turning commercial air travel into a sustainable, carbon net-zero industry will make flying more expensive and airlines may have to change their business models, experts acknowledge.

Korean Air is set to begin scheduled operations with its first Airbus A321neo in December.

Uzbekistan Airways has signed an agreement with Airbus to purchase more A320neo family aircraft.

Fifteen pilots have received their Comac C919 type certification following a two-month evaluation.

Boeing has temporarily suspended 777-9 test flights pending joint investigations with GE Aerospace into an unspecified issue on the aircraft’s GE9X engine.

Canadian vertiport startup VPorts and the U.S.-based Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance have announced an agreement to establish a corridor fo

Boeing's path forward is hardly an easy one, but it should not be as difficult for the company as the past few years were, Morgan Stanley analysts believe.