South Korean immigration authorities are preparing for a sharp increase in international arrivals ahead of the highly anticipated BTS concert in Busan.
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Air France (AF) is rapidly expanding its free Starlink-powered inflight internet service, with nearly 60% of its aircraft now equipped with the high-speed connectivity solution.
China has expanded its domestic maintenance and repair ecosystem for the C919 and C909 aircraft, strengthening its civil aviation resilience as fleet deliveries rise.
An investigation found at least 17 passengers departing Canada were falsely accused of drug smuggling after luggage-tag switching incidents.
Three Air India (AI) aircraft sustained damage after ground support equipment was blown into parked airplanes during a sudden storm at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) on Sunday evening, highlighting the risks severe weather can pose to airport ground operations.
Air New Zealand (NZ) has resumed its seasonal nonstop service between Auckland Airport (AKL) and Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY), returning three weeks earlier than last year while significantly boosting capacity for the 2026 winter travel season.
From stealth technology and artificial intelligence-powered sensors to massive weapons payloads and supercruise capabilities, modern fighter aircraft represent the pinnacle of military engineering.
A former employee of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL) has lost a legal battle for compensation after a Dutch court ruled that his actions during an aircraft refueling operation created a serious safety risk and justified his dismissal.
Singapore Airlines (SQ) has introduced a new Business Class seat assignment policy that limits advance seat selection for passengers traveling on its lowest-priced premium fares.
Qantas Airways (QF) is in discussions with aircraft manufacturers over a potential order for around 20 wide-body jets, according to industry sources.