Two United States Navy EA-18G Growler fighter jets collided during an aerial demonstration at Mountain Home Air Force Base (MUO), Idaho, on May 17, destroying aircraft collectively valued at approximately $136 million.
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Tigerair Taiwan (IT) has been fined NT$150,000 (US$4,767) by Taiwan’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) after a passenger mistakenly boarded the wrong aircraft at Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH), Taiwan, in December 2025.
WestJet (WS) has removed 41 international routes from its network as the Canadian carrier reshapes its schedule for the 2026 travel season.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering major changes to customs operations at several large US airports located in so-called sanctuary cities.
Using 2025 international passenger traffic figures, here’s a closer look at the seven airports handling the largest volumes of overseas travelers, ranked from seventh to first.
Cathay Pacific (CX) flight CX156 from Brisbane Airport (BNE) to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) encountered severe turbulence early Saturday morning, leaving 10 passengers and crew members injured.
Air New Zealand (NZ) has defended its decision to launch three new international routes from Christchurch Airport (CHC) despite cutting flights across parts of its domestic and regional network.
Airlines across the United States continue competing aggressively for experienced pilots in 2026, especially as military aviators remain among the industry’s most valuable recruits.
United Airlines (UA) is preparing to introduce Starlink-powered in-flight Wi-Fi on its long-haul fleet, beginning with a select group of Boeing 777-200ER aircraft inherited from Continental Airlines after the 2010 merger.
Airbus Helicopters is exploring a broader international partnership for Europe’s future military helicopter programs, with Canada emerging as a possible long-term collaborator.