The United States Air Force (USAF) operates one of the least visible yet most consequential aircraft in global aviation, the Boeing E-4B Nightwatch, often called the “Doomsday Plane.”
Airlines news
British Airways Airbus A350-1000 flew 5,200 miles to London after losing one main landing gear wheel shortly after takeoff.
China has seen a sharp escalation in air connectivity disruptions with Japan after all scheduled flights on 49 bilateral routes were canceled for February.
Air New Zealand (NZ) international flight attendants have voted to take strike action on February 11–13, after union negotiations with the airline failed to produce an acceptable agreement on pay and conditions.
Washington has become the focal point of a quiet but consequential shift in US aviation policy as lawmakers move a must-pass funding bill to avoid a January 30 government shutdown.
A late-night domestic flight operating in the United States witnessed an unusual and serious cabin safety incident after a flight attendant accidentally kicked a baby who had been placed on the aisle floor while passengers were sleeping
Air India has introduced its first made-for-Air India Boeing 787-9 with fully customised cabin interiors, setting a new standard for its global Dreamliner fleet and long-haul passenger experience.
Thai Airways (TG) has begun deploying its new Airbus A321neo as part of a broader regional rebuilding strategy aimed at restoring frequency, reopening suspended routes, and strengthening Bangkok’s role as an Asia-to-Asia transit hub.
Miami became the scene of major aviation disruption on Sunday after a security incident forced a partial terminal evacuation at Miami International Airport (MIA).
Airbus has warned that escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing are already causing tangible harm to its industrial operations and financial performance.