Canada is evaluating participation in the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) as an observer, signaling a potential shift from its contested F‑35 fighter acquisition.
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AirAsia X appoints Tan Sri Jamaludin as Chairman, tackles soaring fuel costs, and expands ASEAN routes while targeting Bahrain hub launch in June 2026.
The United States Air Force (USAF) has transferred a retired Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker from long-term storage at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (DMA) to Tinker Air Force Base (TIK), signaling a potential return to operational service.
Narita International Airport (NRT) operator has informed Japan’s government that it may initiate compulsory land acquisition to accelerate long-delayed expansion works.
A major strike announcement by easyJet (U2) cabin crew is set to disrupt airline operations at key French airports during the Easter travel period, raising concerns for hundreds of passengers planning flights on Monday, April 6.
Chinese airlines are implementing rigorous fuel‑saving strategies as jet fuel prices surge amid the ongoing Middle East conflict that has disrupted energy markets worldwide.
Singapore Flying College, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines (SQ), has officially opened its new pilot training facility at Tamworth Airport (TMW), marking a major step in expanding global aviation training capacity.
Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) is set to become a major international gateway as the first tickets for flights between Western Sydney and Auckland go on sale.
Police were called to meet an Alaska Airlines (AS) flight after a passenger allegedly triggered a smoke alarm by vaping mid-air.
Virgin Atlantic boosts London Heathrow-Bangalore flights to 13 weekly from June 2026, with major network changes across North America, South Asia, and beyond.