News from 2025
Five low-cost airlines in the United States have formed a new association called the Association of Value Airlines (AVA).
Flying is often regarded as the safest mode of travel, with data supporting this perception.
The Airbus A330neo, known as the "New Engine Option," is a modern jetliner that embodies a mix of thrust, range, efficiency, and versatility.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has reminded travelers to properly pack firearms before flying.
According to industry estimates, Airbus delivered approximately 51 aircraft in May, marking a 4% decrease from the same month the previous year.
On May 31, an Oman Air Boeing 737 MAX 8 operating flight WY-815 to Bangkok returned to Muscat shortly after take-off due to a flap-related issue.
Southwest Airlines has announced new partnerships with China Airlines and Icelandair, expanding its network to include more international destinations.
A Georgian Airlines Boeing 767 nearly landed on an unfinished runway at Xi’an Xianyang International Airport in China, as reported by The Aviation Herald.
Aer Lingus, the national airline of Ireland, has announced that its seven busiest routes in June are all to destinations in the United Kingdom.
As of 2025, the world's only remaining Boeing 747-100 continues to fly under the operation of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force.
Delta Air Lines flight 2089 experienced a delay of one hour and 35 minutes on June 1st, as reported by FlightAware.
Spirit Airlines is considering postponing or canceling some of its Airbus orders due to the ongoing trade conflict between the United States and the European Union.
Alaska Airlines is set to enhance its inflight dining experience by expanding its fresh food offerings.
Ontario, California, marked a significant milestone by welcoming its second long-haul passenger route from STARLUX Airlines, connecting to Taipei.
Southwest Airlines is commemorating its 54th anniversary with a promotional campaign offering significant discounts on flights.
According to a recent report, an unusual incident occurred on an American Airlines flight.