Biden Nominee For FAA Administrator Notches Bipartisan Senate Support
With more than a year and a half since there was a Senate-confirmed head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), it looks like the streak is about to end.
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Global Crossing Airlines One of Few to Make Israel Cargo Flights
Two freighter aircraft operated by Global Crossing Airlines, a startup charter airline based in Florida, are on their way to Israel.
New Routes and Increased Connectivity in African Markets
In the next quarter, the skies over Africa will become even more accessible, as carriers seek to connect regions, nations, and the world.
United’s First A321neo Arrives in the U.S.
After an over 5,000-mile jaunt from Airbus’ manufacturing facility in Hamburg, Germany, United’s first A321neo landed in Houston on Monday.
Chinese Aviation Market Cools Down After Record-Breaking Holiday
The record-breaking holiday demand did not sustain, according to some data points. The Chinese aviation market is still rebuilding post-pandemic.
Livery of the Week: A First Look at the Refreshed America West Heritage Livery
The well-known America West livery has been preserved now on N580UW, which rolled out of an Amarillo paint shop on Friday.
TAAG Angola Airlines Announces Fleet Renewal and Board Restructuring
Just a few days ago, a pivotal moment unfolded within the corridors of TAAG Angola Airlines, the national flag carrier of Angola.
New Startup Targets the Maldives with Ultra-Premium Model
“We are a startup with a lot of innovation,” the airline CEO emphasized. The carrier will begin service to several cities in Europe and the Middle East.
Israel’s El Al Poised to Maintain Vital Air Link
As other airline’s cut flights to Israel, El Al has spent well over $100 million preparing itself for threats and maintaining a link.
Carriers Scuttle Flights to Israel as FAA Tells Pilots to ‘Exercise Caution’
Passengers traveling through the Tel Aviv airport were advised to be on alert to take shelter.
