A US-led airlift to break a Chinese blockade of Taiwan would require an unprecedented 860 daily cargo flights yet still fail to prevent economic collapse, according to new wargame findings.

A US-led airlift to break a Chinese blockade of Taiwan would require an unprecedented 860 daily cargo flights yet still fail to prevent economic collapse, according to new wargame findings.

Unions representing pilots for US regional carriers Mesa Airlines and Republic Airways recently ratified a "formal unity ...

Florida-based aircraft lessor continues to build its E-Jet portfolio with acquisition of JetBlue's regional jets as the ...

For both Mexican carriers, second-quarter revenue was down significantly year-on-year despite higher passenger capacity.

BAE Systems chief executive Charles Woodburn has welcomed Turkey's memorandum of understanding (MoU) linked to a prospective ...

Bombardier is still not ruling out acquiring part of its former Belfast site to safeguard production of the Global and ...

EBACE, Europe's annual business aviation convention, is returning to Geneva, its home for the past 25 years, in May 2026.

Investigators examining January's fatal midair collision near Washington have questioned the Black Hawk's altitude data, ...

Safran is to establish a new aircraft carbon-brakes production facility in France, sited near Lyon, which will represent a ...

Air France-KLM described its second-quarter 2025 earnings as 'solid' as it reaped the benefits of higher demand and yields in ...

Lufthansa Group is close to announcing replacements for Discover Airlines' three Airbus A330-200 jets, with "new-generation" ...