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News from May 2025
The Pilatus PC-24, a light business jet, remains a strong contender in the competitive private aviation market.
Singapore Airlines, a prominent carrier in Asia, operates a fleet of 157 aircraft, with the majority being widebody planes.
Traditionally, legacy carriers in the United States establish large hub facilities in select markets.
Cathay Pacific, the flag carrier of Hong Kong, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1946 by Roy C Farrell and Sydney H de Kantzow.
The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) is preparing for layoffs by the end of this month as part of a broader government initiative to reduce federal employees.
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, a significant player in the U.S. aviation sector, has committed to supporting marine conservation through a partnership with the Patagonia Azul Foundation.
United States aviation safety regulators have proposed temporary limits on flights to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) due to ongoing operational challenges.
In May 2025, an unusual phenomenon in the aviation industry is observed with Boeing 777 aircraft operating on short-haul routes within the United States.
Qantas is set to resume international flights from Adelaide with a new seasonal route to Auckland, New Zealand.
Private jets offer wealthy travelers the convenience of choosing their departure times and accessing a wider range of airports compared to commercial flights.
British Airways operates a variety of routes from London Gatwick Airport, which serves as an alternative to its main hub at London Heathrow.
The Australian High Court has dismissed an appeal by passengers injured on an Air Canada flight, affirming the compensation limits set under international aviation law.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has been eager to acquire a new Air Force One since his first term.
Boeing and Qatar Airways have finalized a significant agreement involving the purchase of 160 widebody aircraft, valued at approximately $96 billion.
During the pandemic, while some airlines faced challenges, others found opportunities.
May marks a significant month for transatlantic air travel, with 27 new routes launching between the United States and Europe.
International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG), a British-Spanish airline group, was formed in 2011 through the merger of Iberia and British Airways.
American Airlines has announced a new promotion under its AAdvantage rewards program, titled 'Main Cabin Energy'.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is implementing Tower Simulation Systems (TSS) to address the challenges of air traffic control staff shortages and training deficiencies.
On April 15, a passenger was removed from a United Airlines flight at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) after a firearm was detected during security screening.