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Turkish Airlines A350 runway entry

Turkish Airlines A350 runway entry

Categories: Commercial, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

At Newark Liberty International Airport, Turkish Airlines, a commercial airline from Turkey, entered Runway 4L without clearance while preparing for flight TK30 to Istanbul. The tower intervened, coordinated with Delta Air Lines, and treated the event as a possible pilot deviation.

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Air India flight returns Delhi

Air India flight returns Delhi

Categories: Commercial / Regions: Unknown

Air India, a commercial airline from India, returned its Kathmandu-bound A320 flight AI219 to Delhi on September 19 due to a suspected technical issue. Passengers were safely transferred to another aircraft and flown to Kathmandu. No injuries reported.

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Cathay Group hits passenger milestone

Cathay Group hits passenger milestone

Categories: Commercial, Cargo & Ground Handling / Regions: Unknown

Cathay Pacific, a Hong Kong commercial airline, carried 5% more passengers in August 2026 than August 2025, reaching over 3.6 million passengers with HK Express. Cathay Cargo also increased cargo by 9%. Singapore Airlines, a Singapore commercial airline, saw a 1.5% passenger traffic rise.

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Finland receives first F-35s

Finland receives first F-35s

Categories: Defence / Regions: Unknown

Finland's Air Force received its first two F-35A Lightning II fighters at Lapland Air Wing, Rovaniemi. The jets flew from Lockheed Martin in Texas, supported by U.S. Air Force tankers. Finland plans 64 F-35s to replace Hornets by 2030.

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Leonardo builds Madinah baggage system

Leonardo builds Madinah baggage system

Categories: Cargo & Ground Handling, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Leonardo, an Italian aerospace company; MAFA, a Saudi airport infrastructure provider; and BELTCON, a German baggage-system company, will deliver an automated baggage system for Terminal 2 at Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Installation starts January 2027.

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Bell strengthens East Africa support

Bell strengthens East Africa support

Categories: Miscellaneous, MROs / Regions: Unknown

Bell Textron's authorised Customer Service Facility, Africair Helicopter Support Ltd. in Kenya, provides maintenance and overhaul for Bell helicopters in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Tanzania. This local support helps operators maintain mission readiness across East Africa's diverse aviation needs.

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Fuel truck damages Air China B747

Fuel truck damages Air China B747

Categories: Commercial, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

At New York JFK Airport, a fuel truck damaged an Air China Boeing 747-8 during refueling. The truck pulled away while hoses were connected, damaging wing refueling ports and causing jet fuel to spill onto the apron. Air China is a commercial airline from China.

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British Airways cuts UAE flights

British Airways cuts UAE flights

Categories: Commercial / Regions: Unknown

British Airways, a UK commercial airline, will reduce flights to Dubai from November 3, with one daily flight rising to two in summer 2027. Abu Dhabi flights pause until winter 2027-28. UAE airlines Emirates and Etihad may gain from this cut amid regional conflict concerns.

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United Airlines launches A321XLR

United Airlines launches A321XLR

Categories: Commercial / Regions: Unknown

United Airlines, a US commercial airline, ordered 50 Airbus A321XLR jets to start six long-haul routes from East Coast hubs to Europe. Flights last up to nine hours, mostly monopolized, offering nonstop service but less comfort than widebody jets. Amsterdam-Washington route has competition.

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Boeing 737 max production delays

Boeing 737 max production delays

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Boeing, a US aircraft manufacturer, is taking longer than expected to stabilize B737 MAX production at 47 aircraft per month. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kelly Ortberg said wing production at the company’s Renton, Washington, facility is limiting output.

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Life After The Last Landing : Aircraft Graveyard Explained

Life After The Last Landing : Aircraft Graveyard Explained

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

How Airlines Make Money Beyond Tickets

How Airlines Make Money Beyond Tickets

Categories: Aviation Business & Markets

Why Slot Allocation Is A Major Airline Battle

Why Slot Allocation Is A Major Airline Battle

Categories: Airports & Ground Operations

Inside An Airport : The Ecosystem Behind Every Flight

Inside An Airport : The Ecosystem Behind Every Flight

Categories: Airports & Ground Operations

Why Some Airports Fail Despite Investment

Why Some Airports Fail Despite Investment

Categories: Airports & Ground Operations

Lease vs Buy Aircraft: What Airlines Prefer

Lease vs Buy Aircraft: What Airlines Prefer

Categories: Aviation Business & Markets

Boeing 747: The Queen of the Skies

Boeing 747: The Queen of the Skies

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

The Pratt & Whitney Engine Crisis

The Pratt & Whitney Engine Crisis

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

Make in India: The Aviation Revolution

Make in India: The Aviation Revolution

Categories: MRO, Training & Workforce

Jet Airways - The Fall of India’s Lost Giant

Jet Airways - The Fall of India’s Lost Giant

Categories: Aviation Business & Markets

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