Aviation News & Insights

Rising jet fuel costs linked to Middle East instability are pressuring airlines globally, leading to fare hikes, capacity cuts, and concerns over insolvency.

Russia has banned all aviation fuel exports through November 30, 2026, to protect its domestic supply following infrastructure strikes at refineries.

As eVTOL developers Archer and Joby move toward commercial service, analysts are noting a divergence in their operational strategies and progress.

Archer Aviation has reached Phase 3 of the FAA type certification process, positioning itself ahead of competitors in the race to launch eVTOL service.

Federal authorities are considering a potential suspension of international processing at Newark Liberty International Airport, raising concerns for operators.

Archer Aviation has successfully concluded the third phase of the FAA type certification process, marking a significant technical step for its Midnight eVTOL.

Regulatory hurdles are impacting Airbus delivery timelines as Beijing presses for international certification of the COMAC C919 narrowbody jet.

Val Miftakhov has stepped down as CEO of ZeroAvia, marking a significant leadership transition as the hydrogen-electric firm navigates ongoing certification timelines.

A Russian drone strike in Romania has raised significant concerns for regional aviation safety and the future of flight path management near conflict zones.

The Swedish government has unveiled a defense package providing Ukraine with access to 36 Saab Gripen fighter jets, signaling a transition in modern air power.