News from May 2025
AMS Aircraft Recovery has introduced a new Disabled Aircraft Recovery Dolly, designed to facilitate the swift and efficient recovery of disabled aircraft.
What a wonderful surprise occurred at the Flying Food Group IAD facility when the team from Prologis Plaza in Sterling, VA, organized an ice cream truck visit.
Federal Express Corporation, commonly known as FedEx, has announced plans to enhance its UK operations with the establishment of two new logistics hubs.
First Officer Jeff Miles realized a lifelong dream when he joined his mother, Captain Michelle Miles, in the cockpit of an Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Kahului, Maui.
Delta Air Lines and Korean Air have announced plans to enhance their partnerships with WestJet by acquiring minority equity stakes in the Canadian airline.
The Chilean National Graphic Confederation (CONAGRA), which is affiliated with UNI Global Union, has expressed concern over the impact of Chile’s Single-Use Plastics Law on the graphic industry.
Earlier today, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision in favor of Charlene Carter, a flight attendant who had filed a case against Southwest Airlines and the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 556.
Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the latter has closed its airspace to all traffic until at least 12 pm on May 11, according to a Notice to Airmen issued by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority.
Panasonic Avionics Corporation has announced a new agreement with Ethiopian Airlines to equip the airline's upcoming Boeing 777X fleet with its Astrova in-flight entertainment solution.
James Reamsma and his fellow security guards have successfully ended the requirement to pay union dues to UGSOA union bosses, following a lengthy legal battle.
Newark Liberty International Airport is a key hub for United Airlines, serving as a major domestic and international gateway.
Delta Air Lines, a major player in the global aviation industry, has strategically invested in equity stakes of other airlines to bolster its market presence and financial performance.
The shortest Airbus A380 routes scheduled for 2025 involve flights operated by Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, both based in South Korea.
Simple Flying has released the 256th episode of its podcast, hosted by Managing Editor Tom Boon and Senior Editor Channing Reid.
While flight diversions are uncommon in the aviation industry, they remain an integral aspect of air travel due to safety concerns.
Boeing is preparing to launch its new 777X aircraft in the latter half of 2026, promising a fresh level of efficiency for the Boeing Triple Seven series.
Qantas, Australia's national airline, has long been a vital link between the country and the rest of the world.
It has been more than 50 years since the Boeing 747 first took to the skies, marking a significant milestone in aviation history.
Eastern Europe's commercial aviation industry developed later than the rest of Europe, largely due to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The Airbus A321 and A321XLR, while similar in appearance, have distinct differences that set them apart.
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