Norse Atlantic will supply two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners with crews to Pakistan International Airlines from November 2026, filling the gap left by IndiGo and adding UK-Pakistan capacity.
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LOT Polish Airlines has restored scheduled nonstop flights connecting Warsaw Chopin Airport and Bangkok Suvarnabhumi with Boeing 787 Dreamliners after a 26-year hiatus.
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.
Australian supply chain operator Linfox Group has introduced the country's first Airbus H160 helicopter, configured for eight passengers to support national corporate flights.
Hollywood Burbank Airport has celebrated the completion of its $1.3 billion Elevate BUR replacement terminal ahead of public passenger operations on 13 October 2026.
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.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has finalised a firm order for four A350-900 widebodies and six A321neo narrowbodies, marking a historic diversification into Airbus aircraft.
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.
