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American returned its last remaining Boeing 737-800 grounded as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic to revenue service last week.

Madagascar Airlines, previously known as Air Madagascar, has announced the restoration of its approval by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

The milestone flight helps provide the foundation for the company’s flagship Overture design, an SAF-powered supersonic jet.

Forty years later, the Wouri High Court in Douala, Cameroon on March 11, 2024, ruled that this accident is the responsibility of Boeing and Pratt & Whitney.

Aircraft orders from United, Riyadh Air, Saudia, Cathay Pacific, El Al, and several other airlines are expected in the coming months.

Ethiopian Airlines announced on Tuesday that it is expanding its widebody fleet through an agreement with Boeing for 777X aircraft.

To combat continued sanctions, Russia forcefully re-registered foreign aircraft. The buy out will allow airlines to use the seized aircraft internationally.

The carrier says it plans to use a new fleet of hybrid-electric aircraft to operate in underserved communities and reduce carbon emissions.

Set to launch in early 2024, JAL’s premium-heavy A350-1000 features brand-new first and business suites with maximized space and privacy.

As the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) approaches, all eyes turn to Ivory Coast, the forthcoming epicenter of the continent’s premier football event.