FAA Investigates Boeing 777 Low-Pass Incident
The FAA has launched an investigation into a viral video depicting a Boeing 777-200LR freighter executing a dangerous low-altitude maneuver at Horseshoe Bay Resort Jet Center.
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US Government Notifies Congress of $700M GE Engine Sale to Turkey
The US government has formally notified Congress of a $700 million deal to supply General Electric F110 engines for the Turkish KAAN fighter program.
EU Court Ruling Supports Business Aviation Sustainability
A recent European Court of Justice ruling offers a significant update for the business aviation sector regarding ESG classifications and manufacturing.
Southwest Airlines Deploys Starlink In-Flight Connectivity
Southwest Airlines has officially launched its new Starlink-powered in-flight internet service, marking the start of a fleet-wide integration rollout.
Bristow Group to Acquire Berry Aviation for $105 Million
Bristow Group has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Berry Aviation for $105 million to expand its government and special-mission services.
EASA Mandates Emergency Inspections for A380 Wing Spars
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has mandated urgent inspections for the global Airbus A380 fleet following the discovery of wing spar cracking.
FAA Awards $875M Contract for Next-Gen AI Airspace Management
The FAA has awarded Air Space Intelligence a 12-year contract to deploy a new AI-based system designed to predict and reduce airspace congestion.
Joby Aviation Advances Toward Commercial Air Taxi Certification
Joby Aviation is moving closer to FAA type certification while ramping up production capacity at its Dayton manufacturing site.
Turkey’s Kaan Fighter Program Faces Engine Supply Hurdles
Turkey’s ambitious Kaan fighter program continues to navigate geopolitical and technical challenges as it balances U.S. engine reliance with domestic development goals.
FAA Investigates Runway Incident at Boston Logan
The FAA has initiated an investigation following a runway incident at Boston Logan International Airport involving Delta and American Airlines aircraft.