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TOULOUSE, France – The long-awaited “Project Sunrise” reached a historic milestone this week as the first Airbus A350-1000ULR (Ultra-Long-Range) officially rolled off the Final Assembly Line…

On April 6th, 2026, Lufthansa operated two special flights to commemorate its 100th anniversary, which were numbered LH1926 and LH2026. Flight LH1926 was operated by the…

Icelandair has renewed and expanded its partnership with ACL Airshop for the management of the airline’s ULD fleet. The new five-year agreement will see ACL provide…

B-21 Inflight Refueling Tests Begin | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Steve Trimble April 15, 2026 Credit: Northrop Grumman Air refueling testing has begun…

The DHL Group has expanded its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) collaboration with IAG Cargo to enable more of the fuel to be used at Heathrow Airport…

Southwest Airlines may see less activist investor influence after Elliott Management—which pushed it to enact major changes, such as axing its long-standing open seating and “bags…

The three liners saw their first-quarter revenues come in between 9% and 21% lower than last year amid sharply softer rates on the key Asia-US and…

Hong Kong International (HKG) has been named the busiest cargo airport in the world once again by Airports Council International (ACI). The airport trade associations’s data…

MINNEAPOLIS — The proposed coast-to-coast merger of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern is bad for the industry, a rival CEO warned, and would give the transcontinental…

Recaro Shows Off New Seating Options | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Recaro’s R Sphere demonstrator at AIX shows different treatments for seatbacks. Credit:…