The Georgia government unveiled a plan to significantly increase the capacity of Tbilisi Airport (TBS), citing a “historic high” in tourists visiting the country in 2025.

To evaluate Hachijojima’s suitability as a destination for overseas business jet operations, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government conducted a demonstration project in the summer of 2025 using a ...

USSF Eyes Big Share Of Proposed $1.5 Trillion Future Defense Budget is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, an ...

South African Airways (SAA) and Johannesburg-based airline CemAir have announced a new codeshare partnership aimed at ...

Daily Memo: The A220 Backlog—A Growing Concern For Airbus is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence ...

For 2026, operating profit is forecast to be in the range of $9.85-10.25 billion, with the midpoint of $10 billion ...

PARIS—Air France-KLM hopes progress on deals to take a majority stake in Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and invest in TAP Air Portugal will make 2026 a transformative year for the group's structure that ...

Startup Electra.aero’s first deposit-backed commitment to buy its EL9 Ultra Short, an agreement for an initial five aircraft ...

In January 2026, Air Canada holds a 57.3% capacity share of the nonstop Canada-Japan market, ahead of WestJet, All Nippon ...

Seaplane charter operator Tailwind Air has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Virginia. Tailwind Air Service, LLC reported ...

Debrief: Defense Industry Needs Stable Samarium Supply is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, an Aviation Week ...

Mecadaq Proceeds With Supplier Consolidation Master Plan is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, an Aviation Week ...