Aviation News – European aerospace titan Airbus delivered 72 commercial aircraft in September, maintaining steady progress toward its ambitious annual targets despite persistent global supply chain bottlenecks. The latest shipments bring the planemaker’s total deliveries for the first nine months of the year to 547 aircraft, representing an eight percent increase compared to the same period last year. The September figures mirror performance from a year prior, when Airbus handed over 73 aircraft to customers worldwide.

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Today, in 1958, BOAC operated the world's first jet-powered transatlantic flight.

On Wednesday we held the inaugural IFA Senior Aviation Leaders Summit to better understand the current and future challenges to airworthiness provision in the UK and building on the responses received...

Over the past decade scholarships and bursaries worth over £2.6 million have been allocated to young people across the UK. We look for individuals that have a passion for aviation and aerospace and th...

21 Air 767 operating for Amazon overran runway in Miami. The 767 came to rest near a parking lot next to the airport.

Agency said it neglected to replace exhaust bypass valves that may have been faulty.

In a bid to elevate aviation standards and nurture global talent, social enterprise CAA International is sponsoring four aspiring EASA-licenced aircraft engineers from Africa. This initiative offers c...

New airworthiness directive targets 737-8, 737-9, and 737-8200 models following reports of fatigue cracks near door cutouts. vist.ly/5e8px

Airbus elevates hybrid-electric integration with LEIA Project

On August 12, 2026, Heart Aerospace’s X1 demonstrator aircraft completed its first flight at Plattsburgh International Airport in upstate New York, becoming the largest battery-electric aircraft ever flown. With a 106-foot wingspan and takeoff weight o...

EASA has issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive for some Airbus A380s, requiring specialized inspections of wing spars following previous inspections that revealed cracks.

More than one third of seats installed in Boeing 737 MAX jets pose a safety risk, according to the FAA.

An air tour operator's improper installation of tail rotor bearings resulted in cascading in-flight failures, say NTSB. The tail rotor assembly was "was on the verge of imminent failure" when the heli...

FAA approval clears Boeing's smallest 737 MAX variant for delivery, with Southwest preparing to receive the first aircraft.

The Bell aircraft, owned by McDermott Aviation, were battling a fire near Porto Gremeno in Greece when the rotor of one appeared to strike the underside of the other, causing the lower helicopter to crash in flames, while the other flew away after du...

With the completion of the nonstop MEL-TLS flight, the Airbus/Qantas Project Sunrise is one step closer to entering service.

Boeing finished planned 737-10 flight testing, but safety reviews and FAA approval remain before certification.

RTX Corp.'s Pratt & Whitney Military Engines division in East Hartford, Connecticut, has been awarded a $54 million order to perform engineering work on the F135, the engine that powers every version ...

The ​U.S. Federal Aviation ‌Administration said on Monday that ​seats on ​hundreds of Boeing 737 ⁠MAX jets ​were incorrectly installed ​and need to be fixed. If ​not, the ​seats could injure passengers ‌during ⁠an emergency landing.

The International Federation of Airworthiness (IFA) is conducting an industry-wide survey to identify the most significant airworthiness, safety and engineering capability challenges facing aviation o...

Key aspects of airworthiness design, construction, maintenance and operation of aircraft across the wide spectrum of technologies in aerospace

Gulf Air signs a letter of intent for JetZero's Z4 aircraft, enhancing its network across Europe and Asia with improved efficiency and passenger experience.

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Day one at Farnborough delivered little in the way of surprises. Still, the quiet first day offered a few interesting (and conflicting) bits to consider.

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Farnborough Airshow 2026 opens against tight aircraft supply, weaker airline profits, fuel pressure, and geopolitical uncertainty.

Boeing’s new North Line will expand 737 MAX capacity beyond Renton as the program ramps toward 52 aircraft per month.