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Global aircraft lessor Avolon has placed a firm commitment for 110 Airbus aircraft comprising 35 A330-900 widebodies and 75 A320neo family jets, with options for 100 more.
Ryanair has warned that a planned €50 million maintenance hangar and 300 engineering jobs at Shannon Airport will be relocated to Poland due to local planning delays.
Ryanair has unveiled a record Winter 2026 schedule for Kraków Airport, adding four routes and basing 16 aircraft under a $1.6 billion regional investment.
San Francisco International Airport has resumed standard flight operations following the early completion of a major Runway 1R repaving project.
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved JetBlue’s purchase of 22 takeoff and landing slots at New York LaGuardia for $58.5 million.
FLYONE Armenia has finalised a direct purchase agreement with Airbus for two A321neo aircraft, transitioning from leased airframes toward an owned fleet strategy.
Lockheed Martin has successfully conducted the maiden flight of Morocco's first F-16 Block 72, advancing a $3.8 billion modernization programme for the Royal Moroccan Air Force.
The US Air Force has awarded Boeing an order for four MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters, marking the platform's transition into full-rate production and expanding total orders to 42.
The board's first semi-annual aviation report, published 30 September, highlights ground-handling occurrences including a February tail-to-tail collision of two Boeing 737-800s at Amsterdam Schiphol.
A KLM 777 turned back to Amsterdam and a Lufthansa A321 diverted to Lyon eight days apart, months after ICAO's two-device limit and in-flight charging ban took effect.
The Let L-410 9S-GUC came down in the town of Kenge on 25 September after a technical problem on a Kikwit-Kinshasa flight, and Congo has suspended Tracep's air operator certificate.
A Nigerian Air Force ATR 42-500 surveillance aircraft on a domestic flight from Benin to Lagos crashed near Igbokoda on 5 October, killing all five crew and 20 passengers.
