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The U.S. FAA has granted Boeing an amended type certificate for the new 737-7 airplane, clearing it for commercial service.

ORIX Aviation has inked an agreement to acquire AerFin, the aviation aftermarket specialist that buys, sells, leases and ...

From the perspective of a passenger making a day trip to Rotterdam, EuroCity Direct proved to be a more attractive product ...

With the company’s full-scale prototype making its flying display debut at Farnborough, RGN discussed the merits of Vertical ...

The FAA is proposing a new AD for Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after learning that certain seat assemblies were not correctly ...

BermudAir will become an Airbus A220-300 operator, saying it will take up to 20 three-class -300s, inclusive of Premium ...

Ontario International Airport (ONT) has opened an expanded passenger screening checkpoint in Terminal 2, with similar ...

Captains Hanan Mohammed Jawad and Bakhita Al Mheiri are the first female Emirati captains at Emirates. They share their ...

LATAM unveiled the cabin details of its new E195-E2 fleet, which LATAM Airlines Brazil will begin operating during the fourth ...

Bluebox has "unboxed" its Blueview software suite to create Blueview Cloud, which pipes an airline's branded portal and ...

The Qantas Group and Melbourne Airport have reached an agreement that will pave the way for more flights, lounge upgrades, ...