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Gulfstream’s G600 completes first transatlantic flight using 100% sustainable fuel, marking a significant step towards aviation’s net-zero goals.

After a failed attempt at soliciting bids for Go First, the airline’s lenders are now considering a liquidation bid. This makes the airline’s return increasingly unlikely.

The new effort is set to increase collaboration and efficiency among operators in the region with more direct routings between countries.

With Javier Milei elected in Argentina, the loss-making national carrier Aerolíneas Argentinas could become privatized and employees will take control.

The FAA is allowing graduates from certain college programs to bypass the agency’s academy in Oklahoma City, bolstering recruitment efforts.

The airline made a noticeable change to one of its well-known special liveries on a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, which was recently rolled out of the paint shop.

Moves toward the broader use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) took center stage at APEC meeting in San Francisco. The target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 was set by ICAO.

These events, affecting Alaska Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta Air Lines within a 24-hour span, underscore the dangers of laser strikes on aircraft.

SAF shows great promise for driving aviation’s continued improvement in fuel efficiency and emissions reduction, in part because it can be used as a simple “drop-in” alternative to conventional jet fuel.

Amid the conflict in Israel, the Dubai Airshow is expected to face increased demand for weapons, but long-planned aircraft orders are still likely to be maintained, making it the most significant event in its history.