A company called FlyConcorde Ltd. is planning to bring back supersonic passenger flights, nearly 20 years after the original Concorde retired.
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South Korea’s Fair-Trade Commission (FTC) has announced the redistribution of 10 air routes currently monopolized by Korean Air (KE) and Asiana Airlines (OZ).
Local police arrested a man on Monday morning who was allegedly planning a mass shooting at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), the world’s busiest airport.
When Southwest Airlines (WN) announced it would end its long-standing “Bags Fly Free” policy earlier this month, frequent flyers were quick to express frustration.
The flight attendant workforce at American Airlines (AA) is expressing sharp dissatisfaction after the airline announced that it will no longer cover GLP-1 medications for weight management for crew members, only for those with Type 2 diabetes.
The Airport Authority Hong Kong announced that wreckage from the Air ACT (9T) cargo aircraft that crashed at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) on Monday will be cleared within a week.
Industry data shows that roughly 22% of all Airbus A220 jets are currently out of service because of problems with their Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engines.
The September 2025 data shows a clear message: punctuality is no longer limited to large or well-funded airlines.
At the semi-deserted airport, workers in protective suits methodically strip components from nearly new Airbus jets, turning advanced airliners into parts stockpiles.
When Ryanair (FR) chief executive Michael O’Leary forecast that EasyJet (U2) would eventually be divided among Europe’s bigger carriers, few took the remark as more than his usual mischief.