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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.
2d ago • Avionyz
Flights may get expensive and unpredictable after fuel tax hike
April 13, 2026
More flights, more demand: Air Astana expands China network
Air Astana plans to increase China flights as business, tourism and student travel between China and Kazakhstan accelerates.
April 13, 2026
Think airplane mode doesn’t matter? Here’s what experts actually say
It won’t crash your flight—but skipping airplane mode isn’t as harmless as it seems, say aviation experts.
April 13, 2026
Global Air Cargo Demand Surges 11.2% in February as Trade Momentum Strengthens: IATA
April 13, 2026
Tata Sons Reaffirms Commitment to Air India Amid Leadership Transition
April 11, 2026
China Shuts 73,000 sq km of Shanghai Airspace for 40 Days, Gives No Reason
China has quietly locked a vast stretch of East China Sea airspace without explanation. Experts say there is only one plausible use for a closure this large, this long, and this silent.
April 11, 2026
IATA urges rethink on fuel security as oil markets face disruption
Aviation body warns oil dependence and weak jet fuel reserves expose risks as geopolitical tensions disrupt global energy supply.
April 11, 2026
Ceasefire reopens some Gulf airspace, but airlines are not rushing back
Iraq, Syria and Bahrain reopen skies after US-Iran truce, but airlines continue to avoid key routes amid ongoing risks.
April 11, 2026
UK court orders SpiceJet to pay $8 million over unpaid engine dues
London court ruling adds to financial pressure on the airline amid ongoing losses and operational challenges.
April 10, 2026
Gulf Air and Iraqi Airways resume flights after ceasefire relief
Airlines restart operations from Bahrain and Baghdad as airspace reopens, though restrictions persist across parts of the region.
April 10, 2026
UK Court Orders SpiceJet to Pay $8 Million in Engine Lease Dispute
April 10, 2026
Boeing Opens Fourth 737 MAX Line in Everett, Targets 47 Aircraft Monthly
Boeing is building its first 737 outside Renton in decades, in a widebody factory repurposed for narrowbodies.
April 10, 2026
Tata Sons Forms Search Committee for Air India CEO as Wilson Exits
What lies ahead for Air India after Campbell Wilson exits more than a year before his contract ends
April 9, 2026
SkyHop Completes First Seaplane Test on Ganga, Eyes Lakshadweep Launch
A 19-seater seaplane takes off from the Ganga in Rishikesh. India's long-stalled seaplane ambitions now have a real company and a real aircraft.
April 9, 2026
One Cap, Two Rules: Dubai's Flight Freeze Hits Indian Airlines
Dubai airport has capped foreign carriers to a single daily rotation, but Emirates and Flydubai fly freely to India.
April 8, 2026
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Quits Amid ₹20,000 Crore Loss Spiral
Campbell Wilson, the New Zealand executive brought in to revive India's storied national carrier, has resigned two years before his contract ends, leaving a ₹20,000 crore hole and a succession vacuum at India's most watched airline.
April 8, 2026
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson resigns
April 7, 2026
Boeing's CSEL: The 800 Gram Device that Brought a Downed F-15E Airman Home From Iran
A shot-down US Air Force weapons officer, hiding injured in Iran's Zagros Mountains for nearly 48 hours, owed his rescue to a standard-issue Boeing communications device small enough to fit in a survival vest
April 7, 2026
The Invisible Supply Chain: How Air Trade and Cargo Runs the Global Economy
Every semiconductor, vaccine vial, and luxury good crossing continents almost certainly travelled by air, and the world's $6.2 trillion trade depends on it. Take a look at how the entire process takes place
April 7, 2026
