IT Failure Forces Alaska Airlines to Halt All Flights

Air Canada announces an expansion at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, introducing new routes to U.S. and domestic destinations.

The C919-600 is a shorter version of China’s single-aisle jet. The program is making progress toward an important target.

As part of our inaugural trip from DFW to TPE, Airways had the pleasure of touring the Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp.

Air France has announced plans to introduce Las Vegas to its network from its hub at Paris CDG.

Qatar Airways’ first flight to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea International Airport has landed.

Singapore Airlines will operate its final Boeing 737-800 flight on Sunday.

Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has entered a codeshare agreement with Spain’s flag carrier, Iberia. 

Finnair has announced that all eight of its grounded Airbus A321 aircraft will return to service by the end of October.

Los Angeles International Airport will temporarily close Terminal 5 next week as part of a major redevelopment plan.

flydubai announced seven new interline agreements, bringing the total number of Dubai-based carriers’ interline partners to 40.

Two airport workers were killed as a Boeing 747 collided with a patrol car and plunged into the sea.

Aircraft windshield cracks are often the result of thermal stress, bird strikes, or pressure disparities. What about space debris?

Despite concerns from industry stakeholders amid the government shutdown, flight operations across the U.S. have remained stable.

Airways joined Joerg Eberhart, CEO of ITA Airways, for a private media roundtable where he outlined ITA’s transformation strategy.

The Federal Aviation Administration has revised a production cap on the Boeing 737 MAX, permitting 42 aircraft monthly.

The late 1960s were one of the most crucial eras of aviation—enter the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar.

Discover Airlines has announced that it will be bringing on four Airbus A350-900s secondhand from its parent company.

IndiGo, India’s largest airline by fleet and market share, has placed a firm order for 30 additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft.

Abra Group plans to confidentially submit a draft registration statement on Form F-1 with the SEC for a proposed IPO.

Good afternoon from London Heathrow Airport, where we begin an exciting media trip with Korean Air.

Welcome to this special trip report with EVA Air from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport.

flydubai has announced a significant investment in its customer experience.

The airline’s restructuring aims to lower the number of minority shareholders in the company’s stock.

On October 11, 2025, Pittsburgh International Airport officially cut the ribbon on its much-anticipated new terminal.

Aircraft lessor TrueNoord places firm order for 20 Embraer E195-E2 jets, with options for an additional 20 and 10 E175-E1 jets.

Airways attended the celebrations at SWISS's maintenance facilities at Zurich Airport for a first look at the airline's A350-900.

Corrosion is one of the most enduring and expensive problems facing aviation, insidiously eroding airframe integrity.

Cathay Pacific added 21 destinations in 2025. The airline now plans a two-layout Boeing 777-9 cabin.

Corneel Koster will become Virgin Atlantic’s (VS) next Chief Executive Officer.

Reports have surfaced stating Turkish Airlines might switch its Boeing 737 MAX order to Airbus if negotiations with CFM fail.

Among all threats, bird strikes and aircraft/bird collisions are particularly unpredictable and can readily harm engines.

A U.S. bankruptcy court has approved US$475 million in debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing to keep Spirit Airlines operational.

SWISS welcomed its first Airbus A350, named Lausanne, along with guests and media at Zurich International Airport.

To celebrate the heritage and culture of Türkiye, Turkish Airlines gathered over 200 people at the Stockholm City Hall.

The glass cockpit did not just alter the way jets are flown; it redesigned the tasks of the flight crew, ergonomics, and more.

United announces plans to launch new nonstop flights from Newark to several European cities for the summer 2026 season.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines celebrates its 106th anniversary with a new Delft Blue miniature house: Villa Rameau.

Riyadh Air has confirmed that it will make its initial flight on October 26, 2025, linking Riyadh with London Heathrow.

Air Transat has unveiled major network expansions for its Summer 2026 program, including three new international routes.

AEGEAN Airlines has added a new ATR 72-600 to its regional fleet, which its subsidiary, Olympic Air, operates.

Neos suspends its Amritsar–Milan–Toronto service due to "international geopolitical instability" and plummeting demand.

This is the story of Air France, officially inaugurated today at Le Bourget Airport in 1933.

The USDOT warns that the Essential Air Service program is on the brink of suspension amid the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Avianca Cargo is expanding its cargo operations with the addition of a new A330-200P2F (Passenger to Freighter).

This service makes London IndiGo's second destination in the United Kingdom, following the launch of service to Manchester.

On October 3, EVA Air launched its DFW-TPE service. Airways attended the inaugural celebrations and flew to Taipei as guest of BR.

Spirit Airlines has announced the most significant fleet reduction in its operational history.

France’s air traffic controllers plan to go on strike from October 7 to 10; Ryanair and easyJet warn of mass disruptions.

At first glance, a livery might look like nothing more than a splash of paint. A plane is a plane, right? Not for an airline.

New York-based JetBlue has unveiled a brand new special livery celebrating the American island territory of Puerto Rico.

Airports have only grown more complex, as they serve an increasing number of citizens traveling the world for work and leisure.

Icelandair is the 15th international carrier to announce future operations from John F. Kennedy International Airport's new T6.

IndiGo has announced that it intends to resume flights between India and China later this month.

The FAA has granted funding for improvements at Florida’s key airport hub, Miami International Airport.

Southwest Airlines has announced it will start flying to Anchorage, Alaska, in the first half of 2026.

Turkish Airlines has confirmed its intention to begin nonstop flights to Yerevan, Armenia.

American, Frontier, and United rank worst, but Skytrax bias and market size complicate Click Intelligence's study findings.

British Airways expands its transatlantic network with the launch of a new nonstop service from London, England, to St. Louis, US.

As larger aircraft grab headlines for long-haul and trunk routes, the backbone of secondary markets is the regional jets.

Last night, two Delta Air Lines regional jets collided at low speed on a taxiway at New York’s LaGuardia Airport.

Emirates is enhancing its London Heathrow Airport operations by adding six extra flights per week.

Labor unrest has surfaced at one of the world’s most recognizable cargo airlines, FedEx.

The NTSB’s OPS-GEN-130 is the latest reminder that, in a funding lapse, U.S. air-safety work doesn’t stop—but it does get thin.

Braathens International Airways AB has filed for bankruptcy at Solna District Court, immediately ceasing all Airbus operations.

Starlux has announced the expansion of its codeshare partnership with Alaska Airlines to include 12 new U.S. destinations.

Lufthansa Group plans to eliminate 4,000 positions by 2030, marking the latest major airline to restructure amid the AI shift.

American Airlines and Canada’s Porter Airlines have announced a new codeshare deal.

For the second time in five years, Iceland has lost its low-cost airline; Play Airlines ceases operations.

Welcome back, readers! We left the previous trip report just after arriving at Frankfurt (FRA) from Milan Malpensa (MXP).

Emirates Skywards is celebrating its Silver Jubilee with 25 days of prestigious prizes, including bonus Miles and a raffle.

Alaska Air Group has announced several leadership transitions, reflecting the group’s commitment to operational excellence.

United will modernize its Guam hub with a new Boeing 737-8 fleet and an upgraded airport lobby.

Go-arounds, far from being an emergency, are one of the safest maneuvers in commercial flying.

The FAA will restore partial authority to Boeing for issuing airworthiness certificates for certain 737 MAX and 787 planes.

EASA approves the retrofit of aerodynamic drag-reducing fins, also known as "finlets," on the Boeing 737-700, -800, and -900E.

This is Norwegian's first direct Boeing purchase since 2017, and it increases the airline's 737 MAX order book to 80 airplanes.

Attention has shifted toward two possible solutions: high-aspect-ratio wings and blended wing-body shapes. 

Turkish Airlines orders 75 new long-haul jets to support over 123,000 jobs in the U.S. and network expansion.

Ryanair will introduce 100% digital boarding passes from November 12, 2025.

Air France-KLM confirms that it will bid in the upcoming privatization of TAP Air Portugal announced by the Portuguese government.

Breeze Airways will expand its operations outside of the U.S. for the first time in early 2026.

Pakistan International Airlines is set to resume flights to the United Kingdom next month.

WestJet is making significant moves toward its product offering and future with the unveiling of its brand-new Boeing 737 cabins.

Another delay in deliveries could result in a US$4 billion non-cash charge for the Boeing 777X program.

San Diego International turns a new page in its history as the first phase of the long-awaited New Terminal 1 opens.

Spirit will place roughly one-third of its flight attendants on involuntary leave as part of its latest restructuring.

Uzbekistan’s flag carrier, Uzbekistan Airways, has placed an order for up to 22 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

LATAM Airlines Group has announced an agreement with Embraer to expand connectivity across South America.

Modern airline bookings began with a chance meeting of two men sharing a surname on an American Airlines flight in 1953.

Cathay Pacific is further expanding its North American network with five nonstop weekly flights to Seattle next spring.

Long before the arrival of high-bypass, fuel-efficient turbofan engines, aviation relied on what might seem like an unusual trick.

Welcome to a new Airways trip report that will take us from Milan Malpensa to Anchorage, Alaska, via Frankfurt with Condor.

A major cyberattack has targeted the check-in and boarding systems at several large European airports.

Spirit Airlines has said that it will cut its November flying capacity by 25% compared to November 2024.

Pieter Elbers, the CEO of IndiGo Airlines, shares the airline's journey and future outlook in an exclusive interview with Airways.

Recently, Airways had the opportunity to visit ifly, the training centre of one of India’s largest airlines, IndiGo.

China Airlines and Lufthansa Technik strengthen their partnership in the field of maintenance, repair, and overhaul.

Fellow oneworld Alliance members, Malaysia Airlines and Qantas, have announced a new codeshare partnership.

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport served 13.2 million passengers during the peak summer months, a 3.6% year-on-year increase.

JetBlue suits up with a fresh New York Jets livery inspired by team uniforms.