Yes, apparently, it’s complicated — and the Supreme Court just agreed to peek under the hood. Strap in: this one’s about legal labels (is it a good or a service?), tax drafting that looked like a fix ...

Airbus is about to stage a masterclass in corporate choreography: opening a second A320 final-assembly line in Mobile, Alabama on October 13, 2025, and — with military precision and PR timing — ...

PHAPA, which stands for PharmaFlight Physiological Analyser System, represents a breakthrough in aviation performance diagnostics and optimisation. For over two decades, this innovative system has ...

Imagine 15 global airlines—American, Qantas, British Airways and the rest—huddling over a map of India and whispering, “Which one of you wants the frequent-flyer biscuits?” That’s basically where ...

With aircraft contrails painting temporary white streaks across blue skies and jet engines releasing invisible gases into the atmosphere, the true environmental cost of air travel has remained ...

Budget carrier SpiceJet has just signed lease agreements for eight more Boeing 737s — bringing its planned winter additions to 18 aircraft — as it gears up for the festival-and-winter travel crush.

The aviation industry faces mounting pressure to reduce its environmental footprint, with airlines worldwide scrambling to implement sustainable practices. Against this backdrop, one Filipino carrier ...

Yes, this actually happened — and the FAA just slapped Boeing with a proposed $3.1 million fine for a string of quality and oversight failures tied to the whole saga. Buckle up (not literally) — we’ll ...

Welcome to the fascinating world of airline liveries – where paint schemes become powerful diplomatic tools, flying billboards that carry a nation's identity. This article explores how these planes ...

Kenya Airways — once flirting with the business-class of recovery after a surprise profit in 2024 — has been jolted back into the red in the first half of 2025. The culprit? A mix of grounded ...

A parliamentary committee has issued a stark warning that India’s civil aviation safety could be undermined by a severe shortage of technical staff at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and by ...