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Chase to open lounge Seattle

Chase to open lounge Seattle

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Chase, a US financial services company, plans a new Chase Sapphire Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in Washington. The 16,000-square-foot lounge is expected to replace existing lounge space and expand Chase’s premium airport network in the United States.

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Global Airlines faces liquidation threat

Global Airlines faces liquidation threat

Categories: Commercial, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Global Airlines, a UK commercial airline startup, faces a London court hearing over a creditor’s winding-up petition. The airline owns one Airbus A380, currently stored in southern France, while planned scheduled operations have yet to begin. The court could determine its future.

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Navi Mumbai plans US preclearance

Navi Mumbai plans US preclearance

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Adani Airport Holdings Limited (India) proposed a US immigration and customs pre-clearance facility at Navi Mumbai International Airport, India. This would let passengers complete US entry checks before departure, easing travel on direct US flights and connections. Proposal is with India's Ministry of Civil Aviation.

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SAS pilot salary details 2026

SAS pilot salary details 2026

Categories: Commercial, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), a commercial airline from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, announced pilot salaries for 2026. First officers start at about USD 3,900 monthly, captains at USD 7,650. Benefits include paid type ratings, pension, travel perks, and 42 days annual leave.

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EASA reports 116 aviation deaths

EASA reports 116 aviation deaths

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) reported 116 deaths in 2025 aviation accidents within the EU or on EU-registered aircraft. Most deaths were in private flights. France had the highest fatalities. Injuries dropped to 143 from 215 in 2024.

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American Airlines adds 14 routes

American Airlines adds 14 routes

Categories: Commercial / Regions: Unknown

American Airlines, a US commercial airline, will launch 14 new routes from Chicago O'Hare International Airport in 2026-27. These include regional flights by American Eagle and mainline services to Tokyo Narita, Maui, and Ontario, expanding its domestic and international network.

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Riyadh airport flights disrupted

Riyadh airport flights disrupted

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, faced flight disruptions after Yemen’s Houthi movement claimed a missile and drone attack on the capital. A fire near an airport fuel depot caused delays and cancellations, while Saudi air defences intercepted a missile.

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easyJet flight returns for removal

easyJet flight returns for removal

Categories: Commercial, Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

easyJet, a UK commercial airline, flight EZY888 from Glasgow to London Gatwick returned to gate due to a disruptive passenger. Police Scotland removed the passenger safely before the flight continued. The incident caused a 49-minute delay but no arrests were made.

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Finnair launches 24-hour flights

Finnair launches 24-hour flights

Categories: Commercial / Regions: Unknown

Finnair, Finland's commercial airline, will start daily 24-hour flights from Helsinki to Melbourne via Bangkok on October 25 using Airbus A350-900. The route offers fifth-freedom rights between Thailand and Australia, enhancing travel options between Europe and Australia.

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Delhi airport third runway reopens

Delhi airport third runway reopens

Categories: Miscellaneous / Regions: Unknown

Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi reopens its third runway after seven months of major rehabilitation. Delhi International Airport Limited, led by GMR and Airports Authority of India, upgraded the runway with a new rapid exit taxiway and improved lighting for better aircraft movement.

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Airbus: The Idea That Changed Aviation

Airbus: The Idea That Changed Aviation

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

Gulfstream : Redefining Business Aviation

Gulfstream : Redefining Business Aviation

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

Dassault: From Fighters To Falcons

Dassault: From Fighters To Falcons

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

Boeing : From Seaplane to Global Aviation

Boeing : From Seaplane to Global Aviation

Categories: Aircraft & Engineering

Why Aircraft Spend Months in Hangars

Why Aircraft Spend Months in Hangars

Categories: MRO, Training & Workforce

Genz is Taking the Controls

Genz is Taking the Controls

Categories: Human Factor & Crew Life

The Hidden Cost of Flight Delay

The Hidden Cost of Flight Delay

Categories: Aviation Business & Markets

Why Narrow Body Aircraft Dominate Aviation

Why Narrow Body Aircraft Dominate Aviation

Categories: Aviation Business & Markets

The Rise Of Drone As A Service (DaaS)

The Rise Of Drone As A Service (DaaS)

Categories: MRO, Training & Workforce

The Digital Transformation of Aircraft Maintenance

The Digital Transformation of Aircraft Maintenance

Categories: MRO, Training & Workforce

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