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    Sky Lease Cargo Boeing 747’s Landing Gear Becomes Stuck in Concrete at Touchdown

    A Boeing 747 cargo aircraft operated by U.S.-based Sky Lease Cargo experienced an incident at Carrasco International Airport in Uruguay…
    General Aviation
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    FAA to Require Transponders on Airport Vehicles Following LaGuardia Accident

    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a $16.5 million investment to equip approximately 1,900 airside vehicles with transponder…
    General News
    7 hours ago

    Spirit Airlines Former Employees File Class-Action Over Unpaid Wages And Benefits After Shutdown

    Former employees of Spirit Airlines have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that they were not paid their wages and benefits following the…
    Air Astana
    11 hours ago

    Air Astana Marks 24 Years Since Its First Commercial Flight

    Kazakhstan’s flag carrier, Air Astana, has celebrated the 24th anniversary of its inaugural commercial flight. Since its founding, the airline…
    Boeing
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    Boeing 747 Becomes Museum Star After 10 Years

    A Boeing 747-400 formerly operated by Korean Air is set to become the centerpiece of the new aviation section at…
    Airbus
    11 hours ago

    Airbus Reduces Deliveries in April

    European aircraft manufacturer Airbus delivered 67 aircraft to customers worldwide in April 2026, reflecting a 16% decline compared to the…

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      Air Astana Marks 24 Years Since Its First Commercial Flight

      Kazakhstan’s flag carrier, Air Astana, has celebrated the 24th anniversary of its inaugural commercial flight. Since its founding, the airline has grown to become one of the largest carriers in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Founded in 2001 as a joint venture between the Government of Kazakhstan and BAE Systems, Air Astana has expanded rapidly. Today, the airline operates a…

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    • Boeing
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      Boeing 747 Becomes Museum Star After 10 Years

      A Boeing 747-400 formerly operated by Korean Air is set to become the centerpiece of the new aviation section at the California Science Center after spending ten years in Arizona’s aircraft storage facility. The aircraft, registered HL7489, will showcase the legendary “Jumbo Jet” model. The plane joined Korean Air’s fleet in 1994, completing around 14,000 flights and logging over 86,000…

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    • Airbus
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      Airbus Reduces Deliveries in April

      European aircraft manufacturer Airbus delivered 67 aircraft to customers worldwide in April 2026, reflecting a 16% decline compared to the same month in 2025. Total deliveries for the first four months of the year also decreased. Between January and April 2026, Airbus handed over 181 aircraft to 57 customers, representing a 5.7% drop year-over-year. Despite this, Airbus’ net order backlog…

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    • Airlines
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      Spirit Airlines Faces Class-Action Lawsuit

      Following its sudden suspension of operations, Spirit Airlines is facing a class-action lawsuit filed by approximately 17,000 former employees. The complaint, submitted to the U.S. Federal Court in New York, alleges that employees were not provided prior notice before layoffs and that federal labor laws were violated. The lawsuit seeks compensation for accrued vacation and sick pay, as well as…

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    • Airlines
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      Air India Cuts International Flights Amid Rising Fuel Costs

      Air India is implementing major reductions across its international network starting June 2026 due to rising jet fuel prices and increasing operational costs. Flights from Delhi to Chicago, Newark, Singapore, and Shanghai are being fully suspended, while frequencies to San Francisco, Paris, and Toronto have been reduced. In total, the airline has cut approximately 100 daily flights. Global jet fuel…

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    • Airlines
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      Claims of China Slowing Airbus Deliveries Draw Attention in Aviation Industry

      Claims that China is slowing Airbus aircraft deliveries in order to support the international certification process of the domestically developed COMAC C919 have become a topic of discussion in the global aviation sector. According to reports in several European media outlets, Chinese authorities are allegedly delaying the delivery process of around 20 Airbus A320 aircraft that were scheduled for delivery…

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    • Airlines
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      United Airlines to Resume Houston–Caracas Flights

      United Airlines will resume daily nonstop flights between George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Simón Bolívar International Airport starting August 11, 2026. The route will be operated with Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The service will reconnect Houston and Caracas for the first time in nearly nine years. United Airlines had suspended its Venezuela operations in June 2017.

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      U.S. Military Aircraft Spark Debate at Ben Gurion Airport

      Shmuel Zakai, head of the Israeli Civil Aviation Authority, stated that U.S. military aircraft are negatively affecting civilian operations at Ben Gurion Airport. According to Zakai, the airport has “effectively turned into an American military base” due to the current situation. Aircraft belonging to the U.S. Armed Forces are reportedly occupying parking positions at the airport, causing disruptions to civilian…

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