Tel Instrument Electronics, which designs and manufactures avionics test and measurement solutions, announced that on August 8, 2018 it received a letter from the staff of the NYSE American (exchange)...
Meanwhile, China has signed bilateral intergovernmental air transport accords with 125 countries and regions, 62 of which lie along the Belt and Road, according to an announcement from the CAAC. The c...
The theft of an empty Horizon Air Q400 aircraft by an airline worker last week has raised questions about the safety and security of airports. Richard Russell had worked for more than three years for ...
Two of the largest UK airlines, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, have independently called on the government to improve waiting times at the border at London Heathrow airport. During this summer, ...
Saudi Arabia's state airline will suspend all flights to and from Toronto starting next week, due to a diplomatic row that has escalated between the two countries. The breakdown in relations began las...
On July 27, Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau officially announced that transport agreements with Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have been expanded to allow for more service from major Midd...
The FAA is proposing the addition of a new test requirement to the airworthiness regulation addressing engine bird ingestion. The current regulation ensures bird ingestion capability of the turbofan e...
One in 200 passengers will be affected by airlines going bust over the next 15 years: that is the prediction of an interim report by the Airline Insolvency Review. By the end of that spell, says the i...
A pilot is seeking a judicial review of the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) policy regarding the age related flying restriction for commercial pilots. Wayne Bayley, a former captain with TUI Airwa...
The European Council has adopted updated aviation safety rules, which include a revised mandate for the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the first ever EU-wide rules for civil drones of all ...
The decision of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) late on Friday (June 22) to increase output by one million barrels a day has caused Brent crude oil to fall to $74.78 a bar...
British Airways owner IAG and Ryanair have launched legal action against the French government over the 'unacceptable' toll Air Traffic Control (ATC) strikes are having on passengers. In a press relea...
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