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British Airways is preparing to introduce a new incentive program that rewards pilots for reducing fuel consumption, as airlines grapple with soaring jet fuel costs driven…

US Navy F-14D Tomcat (VF-31) Iran’s fleet of aging F-14 Tomcat fighter jets, once among the most advanced aircraft in the world—may be nearing extinction following…

JetBlue Airways is exploring potential merger or sale options as part of its broader turnaround strategy, with discussions centered around possible combinations with major U.S. carriers…

New details have emerged about the final seconds before the deadly runway collision at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, revealing that a firetruck was warned to stop…

With major Middle Eastern hubs facing ongoing disruption, travelers departing from North America are increasingly relying on European and Asia‑Pacific airports to reach South Asia and…

Boeing has cleared a major regulatory milestone in its long-delayed 777X program, with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approving the 777-9 to advance into Phase 4…

The Airbus A321XLR is the hottest new aircraft in service. Although it’s only a sub-variant of the A321neo, its upgrades to it have enabled it to…

The investigation into the fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport that killed two Air Canada pilots has been slowed by federal government shutdown disruptions, highlighting broader…

Private jet operators are facing soaring “war risk” insurance costs of up to $50,000 per flight to land in the Middle East, as escalating conflict in…

IATA Sees Global Air Travel Doubling By 2050, Intra-African Travel To Lead | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Ella Nethersole March 20, 2026 Credit:…