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A US Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker that lost the upper portion of its vertical stabilizer in a mid-air collision over Iraq has returned to the air for the…

From The Archives: The L-159 Flies Twenty-Five Years Ago In Aviation Week | Aviation Week Skip to main content Aviation Week Staff July 31, 2026 Credit:…

An Airbus A350-1000 from Japan Airlines (JAL) has taken to the skies for the first time in more than seven months after being damaged in a…

After seven decades of service, the famous Lockheed U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane is still serving the US Armed Forces as a critical strategic reconnaissance aircraft.…

Emirates operates the world’s largest international first class network, with approximately 26,800 first class seats per week across its fleet. Of those seats, six per departure…

GE Aerospace has flown a hybrid-electric testbed aircraft above 30,000ft for the first time, completing a flight across the Atlantic to exhibit the aircraft at the…

For years, the Airbus A350-1000 was a relatively uncommon sight in the United States. While its smaller sibling, the A350-900, became a fixture on long-haul routes…

Air Cargo India said it has transported the first international export shipment from the new Navi Mumbai International Airport. The 1.79-tonne consignment, comprising crates of freshly…

South Korea Flies Privately Developed eVTOL Prototype | Aviation Week Skip to main content Graham Warwick July 16, 2026 Sambo A&T has flown an uncrewed demonstrator…

Boeing Flies Second E-7 Wedgetail For UK | Aviation Week Skip to main content Tony Osborne July 15, 2026 Credit: UK Royal Air Force LONDON–Boeing has…