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Air Canada leadership praised the Canadian-built aircraft type’s strong performance during an Investor Day event on Tuesday.

Pratt & Whitney has received Federal Aviation Administration certification for the GTF engine that will power the Airbus A321XLR aircraft.

Air Canada is planning to restructure its Boeing narrowbody fleet. The Canadian flag carrier currently has around 40 737 MAX jets.

Icelandair has begun flying its first and, so far, only Airbus aircraft, and we had the pleasure of being on its inaugural flight.

One major airport that eschews this rule is Los Angeles, where the biggest carrier is Delta with 24% of domestic flights and 20% of international connections.

United is set to end service to an Idaho airport early next year. The Chicago-based airline has served the airport since 2021.

Tanzania’s flag carrier has found its way up on the E.U.’s air safety list. The news comes despite the fact that the airline currently doesn’t fly to any European Union member state destinations. Like the U.K. and U.S., the European Union has a list of airlines that are banned from flying to and from its […]

The ultra-low-cost carrier – which filed for bankruptcy protection in November – has aggressively scaled back capacity into 2025.

American is slated to restart service on a mainline route for the first time in roughly seven years. The flights will begin next year.

The 1944 Chicago Convention provided the framework for establishing and regulating commercial aviation on a global scale.