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The latest stories, developments, and trends shaping airlines, aircraft, aerospace, and the wider global aviation industry.
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One sky, very different worlds: Inside the many sides of aviation
Aviation is far bigger than passenger airlines. From cargo and emergency flights to military aircraft and manufacturing.
1d ago • Avionyz
flydubai expands into dedicated freighter operations
5h ago • Parijat Sourabh
Delhi puts special aviation measures in place for BRICS
Delhi implements special aviation arrangements and airspace restrictions to manage around 35 aircraft during the BRICS Summit.
17h ago • Parijat Sourabh
China Southern resumes Guangzhou-New Delhi flights
China Southern will resume Guangzhou-New Delhi flights after six years, becoming the third major Chinese airline to operate services to India.
22h ago • Parijat Sourabh
Airport tech investments may not pay off without clear RFPs, former ACI chief warns
Luis Felipe Oliveira, Executive Director and CEO of Exactly Consulting and Services Sarl, made the comments during a World Aviation Festival webinar.
2d ago • Avionyz Editorial
AFCOM signs LOI to acquire four Boeing 777-8Fs
Indian cargo airline AFCOM signs an LOI with Boeing to acquire up to four 777-8F freighters for long-haul cargo operations.
4d ago • Parijat Sourabh
Govt reinstates 60% free seat selection rule for airlines
Govt reinstates 60% free seat selection rule, ensuring greater transparency, convenience and fair access for passengers.
5d ago • Parijat Sourabh
Air India Chairman Chandrasekaran stresses safety and trust
Air India Chairman Chandrasekaran stresses safety, customer trust, operational excellence and financial sustainability.
5d ago • Parijat Sourabh
Tewolde Gebremariam takes charge as Air India CEO
Tewolde Gebremariam takes over as Air India CEO and MD, outlining priorities for safety, operations, growth and customer experience.
5d ago • Parijat Sourabh
What happens inside those mysterious airport towers with giant glass windows?
Behind every safe takeoff, delayed boarding call and perfectly timed landing is a high-pressure world of radar screens, rapid-fire instructions and humans quietly managing the sky’s traffic every second of the day.
September 5, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
Why Boeing and Airbus aircraft cost hundreds of millions of dollars
From billion-dollar research programmes to multi-million-dollar engines, commercial aircraft are among the world's most complex and expensive products to design and manufacture.
September 3, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
How cabin crew careers progress from domestic airlines to international routes
Cabin crew careers often begin on domestic flights, but experience, training and performance can open the door to international airlines offering higher salaries, wider responsibilities and global exposure.
September 2, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
Agentic AI could change how travellers book and pay for flights
From AI-powered trip planning to digital wallets and autonomous commerce, the next evolution of airline payments is beginning to reshape how travellers interact with airlines.
September 1, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
Which passenger aircraft are the most fuel-efficient today?
As airlines work to reduce fuel burn and emissions, the latest generation of wide-body aircraft from Boeing and Airbus is setting new benchmarks for efficiency without compromising range or passenger capacity.
August 31, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
Preparing for flight school: How to build the right aviation foundation
A successful aviation career begins long before the first flying lesson. Building knowledge of flight principles, regulations and airport operations can help aspiring pilots make the most of formal training.
August 30, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
The hidden science of flying: 10 aviation facts worth knowing
From cabin air and oxygen masks to bird strike testing and aircraft design, commercial aviation relies on decades of engineering, science and operational procedures that most passengers never see.
August 29, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
How to become cabin crew: What an IATA training course includes
Cabin crew training extends far beyond passenger service. According to IATA's self-study Airline Cabin Crew Training programme, aspiring crew members are introduced to aviation operations, safety procedures, customer service, communication and leadership before they enter the airline recruitment process.
August 27, 2026 • Avionyz Editorial
Situational awareness, weather and multitasking: The hidden lessons of flight training
Flying an aircraft involves far more than manipulating the controls. Student pilots gradually learn to think in three dimensions, anticipate changing conditions and manage several tasks at once under the guidance of a flight instructor.
August 27, 2026 • Naushin Khan
World Aviation Festival hunts aviation’s next revenue idea
The world’s largest aviation technology event, has announced the launch of its Ancillary Arena pitch competition, set to take place at WAF 2026 in Lisbon.
August 26, 2026 • Naushin Khan
Transatlantic Diversions: Emergency Landings & Safety Insights
Flight DL182 diverted to St John's in the middle of the ocean, and this article explores the importance of that airport for long-haul travellers from India as follows.
August 25, 2026 • Raj Lakshmi
