The FAA’s Changes Aim For Safe, But Faster, Certification is part of our Aviation Week & Space Technology - Inside MRO and AWIN subscriptions. Subscribe now to read this content, plus receive full ...

Pratt & Whitney’s plant in Asheville, North Carolina, is expected to cast its first certified high-pressure aeroengine blades and vanes by early 2028, and regular airfoil production is planned to ramp ...

Kenya Airways is bringing increasingly complex maintenance work in-house. Technical Director Gilbert Bett talks with Keith Mwanalushi about capability milestones and how the airline plans to build on ...

Mexican airlines are welcoming a thawing in the icy bilateral aviation relationship between their country and the U.S. However, the FAA is in the midst of an audit of Mexico’s civil aviation agency ...

China Formalizes Used Aviation Parts Trading Framework is part of our Aviation Week & Space Technology - Inside MRO and AWIN subscriptions. Subscribe now to read this content, plus receive full ...

American Eagle pilots at PSA Airlines will extend their current contract, obtaining out-year wage increases in 2028 and 2029 as well as changes to scheduling and work rules, while ongoing flight ...

Emirates SkyCargo has rolled out a new product focused on transporting hardware related to artificial intelligence (AI), citing rising demand for moving the high-value cargo. The freight arm of ...

FTAI groups its aircraft into investor-backed special purpose vehicles (SPV). Aircraft in the SPVs are customers of FTAI's engine-swap program. Its first SPV secured commitments for 301 aircraft, ...

LATAM Airlines Group believes higher fares may remain intact if fuel prices fall to pre-war levels, citing lingering constraints on industry growth. Fielding a question about the staying power of ...

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Avolon has selected the Boeing 737-10 variant to fulfill its October commitment to buy 140 more 737 MAX-family aircraft. The announcement follows the FAA's Oct. 20 type certification of the 737-10.

Turkish Airlines is shifting capacity toward Asia and Europe while scaling back flying in the Americas and Middle East as conflict and higher fuel costs squeeze profitability.