Bangladesh carrier is expected to sign deal for four A350-900s and six A321neos, taking its planned new-aircraft pipeline to 35 jets

Canadian medical jet reported electrical problems before rapid descent during flight from Bermuda to Boston

Company-funded combat drone is outside the Air Force’s initial CCA production contracts but remains positioned for future competitions

Investigation says first officer tried to take control of 737 MAX 8; authorities are examining his motives and possible links

Offers for 44.9% of Portuguese carrier reportedly exceed €1 billion, with government expected to select investor by mid-October

Regulator says pilots retain full control of aircraft; anomaly was first identified by WestJet pilots during a validation flight in 2024

New tactical aircraft would replace less-capable transports already in Luftwaffe service and could extend production beyond 2030

Executive points to land beside company's existing Florida facility, where Embraer already assembles business jets, as possible site for US$500 million factory

Dutch carrier introduces new long-haul type after decades with the Boeing 747 and 777 at the center of its intercontinental operations

Turboprop is already painted in Paraguayan Air Force colors, while Belgium has ordered five aircraft for special operations support

Brazilian manufacturer handed over 22 E-Jets in the period, while Executive Aviation deliveries remained unchanged at 41 aircraft

First two of 66 F-16 Block 70 fighter jets ordered from the United States arrive in Taitung after a lengthy delivery delay

Potential checks follow an isolated quality problem found during production, while the final aircraft population is still being determined with EASA

USS Harry S. Truman will undergo nuclear refueling and extensive modernization before returning to the fleet in the next decade

Regulators are considering further action over a flight management system problem that has already forced Boeing to delay approval of its largest MAX variant

Brazilian manufacturer and Mahindra identify Nagpur for final assembly if the C-390 wins the Indian Air Force’s medium transport aircraft competition

Two of the Romanian carrier’s six A220-300s have already been flown to Toulouse, while the airline says recurring technical problems contributed to its financial difficulties

U.S. Air Force orders four more MH-139A helicopters as a program once planned for about 80 aircraft recovers from certification problems and a major reduction

Government is assessing the Chinese jet as a possible option for the national carrier, but no order or commercial negotiations have been announced

F-47 and Navy fighter victories put two sixth-generation programs in Boeing's hands, while Lockheed Martin is absent from the Pentagon's new crewed combat aircraft generation

Third carrier aircraft will join the giant Roc and a converted 747 as the company prepares to conduct more Talon-A missions from different locations

Netanyahu says one pilot stabbed the other and apparently tried to crash the aircraft; flydubai confirms a flight-deck altercation but says the motive remains unknown

New-generation freighters will arrive only from 2033, while two current 777Fs are scheduled for 2027 and 2028 and the airline holds rights for eight more 777-8Fs

The last Blackbird ever flown was quietly moved into a hangar months before Jared Isaacman teased a mysterious high-speed X-plane

FLYONE Armenia will configure the aircraft with 239 seats as the privately owned carrier expands its network across Europe, the Middle East and former Soviet states

Future USS John F. Kennedy CVN 79 moves into Navy testing while four of its 11 advanced weapons elevators remain to be completed ahead of final delivery in 2027

Four F-16AM fighters and two F-16BM two-seaters landed at Río Cuarto, while officials consider bringing forward the final two batches to 2027

Company defeats Northrop Grumman in roughly US$20 billion development competition and will now develop both of the Pentagon’s sixth-generation fighter jets

New contract takes U.S. Air Force orders to 120 aircraft while Boeing works to raise production to two fighters per month

Defense Ministry says the aircraft went down during a training flight in the Amur region on Tuesday, with one of seven crew members surviving

New €100 million facility can build up to 48 aircraft per year as German manufacturer prepares a rare competitor to ATR in the regional turboprop market

Michael O’Leary says carrier still expects its first 15 aircraft in spring 2027 despite new software issue

First flight opens a 400-hour certification campaign for Airbus’ new 111-tonne freighter, which has already accumulated 115 firm orders

September deliveries could fall below plan after some aircraft were reportedly delayed, putting additional pressure on the manufacturer's annual target

Approval had been expected within days, but regulator says largest MAX variant will not be certified until flight management computer problem is resolved

Two experienced fighter pilots will become instructors as Turkey prepares to operate the European fighter alongside its developing KAAN

State-owned carrier has two used A321ceos due this year and plans to add eight more Airbus jets over five years

Seventeen jets will remain in service under lease agreements, while ten will provide CFM56-7B engines and components

Aircraft will provide spare parts for the future VC-25B Air Force One fleet after leaving Frankfurt for Arizona

FAA and EASA approve Garmin-based Autoland system that can take control, select an airport and complete a landing without pilot intervention

Brazilian carrier will initially use two aircraft to support Azul Conecta’s Grand Caravans, with a limited role that could offer useful experience for manufacturer Textron

Airlines accepting affected aircraft will have two years to complete repairs, while Airbus maintains its target of around 870 deliveries in 2026

Five men were arrested after three suspicious vans were stopped near RAF Fairford, prompting an investigation by counter-terrorism police

First two of 19 aircraft will support a new RCAF training system, while Canada plans a separate PC-21 fleet to replace the Snowbirds' CT-114 Tutor jets

VNAV issue affects newer flight computer software used to certify the MAX 7 and during flight tests of the MAX 10

Japanese carrier could decide on an order for around 20 regional jets as it plans the future replacement of its E170 and E190 fleet

US Air Force is closing training and maintenance infrastructure for the Warthog even though some aircraft are now expected to remain in service until 2030

Southwest Airlines expects first deliveries only near the end of 2026 as Boeing prepares 27 previously built aircraft

Older widebody jets stopped carrying passengers in late February and will not return to service as airline deals with higher fuel costs

Term-sheet agreement defines scope for negotiations over new AEW&C fleet based on the Canadian-built Bombardier Global 6500