London City Airport submitted an application to the U.K.’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to allow the operation of the Airbus A320neo jet.

Recently, the Mexican carrier has added and resumed several routes, including between Mexico City and Phoenix, along with Cancun to Miami.

The Transportation Security Administration will sunset the Known Crewmember program by the end of 2025, and implement a “successor” to the system.

Flight 613 returned to Lagos where four passengers and two flight attendants were evaluated for minor injuries, the airline said.

Alaska plans to stretch the Hawaiian Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner fleet in the coming years as it adds more long-haul destinations.

The Atlanta-based carrier becomes the first U.S. airline to publicly announce plans to restart regular service following the October 2023 attacks.

These designs have evolved over time, reflecting both modern aesthetics and the rich history of the Tata Group’s involvement in aviation.

Alaska Airlines will pay out $327 million in annual bonuses to its 23,000 employees. The record-setting bonus equates to about six weeks worth of pay.

Lufthansa plans to expand its Airbus A380 network in the coming months. By next summer, it plans to have eight of the superjumbo aircraft in revenue service.

United leadership is still betting on the 737 MAX 10 variant despite ongoing manufacturing and delivery delays at Boeing.