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Japan Airlines just signed on to help build a passenger jet shaped like a stealth bomber, a 250-seat blended-wing design meant to burn 30 to 50% less fuel and become the first commercial aircraft of its kind in the early 2030s
2+ hour, 44+ min ago (906+ words) Want to take a stealth bomber to your next trip to Tokyo? That will likely never happen, but Japan Airlines is backing something very, very close. At the Farnborough Air Show on July 21, JAL announced its support for JetZero’s Z4 program,…...
Uganda Airlines’ Planned Boeing Fleet Expansion Opens New Career Prospects for Young Africans
5+ hour, 9+ min ago (318+ words) KAMPALA — Uganda’s aviation sector is poised for significant growth following plans by Uganda Airlines to acquire 10 new Boeing aircraft, a move expected to create dozens of highly skilled jobs and expand opportunities for young people seeking careers in aviation. Industry…...
Yemen Launches 24-Hour Operations at Riyan Airport
5+ hour, 33+ min ago (142+ words) Sat, Jul, 25, 2026 Mukalla — Yemen’s Civil Aviation and Meteorology Authority announced Tuesday the start of round-the-clock operations at Riyan International Airport in Hadramawt province, following the completion of its operational readiness to receive flights. In an official circular (No. 2026-04) dated July…...
Airlines need 42,060 new jets within the next 20 years
5+ hour, 59+ min ago (302+ words) Airbus forecasts demand for 42,060 new passenger jets by 2045 as global aviation market grows despite challenges Antonio Da Costa, Airbus’ Head of Market Analysis, said that nearly half of these deliveries will replace existing aircraft, while the rest will support fleet…...
United Airlines Can Take New Boeing 777X Jets Left by Emirates
11+ hour, 42+ min ago (768+ words) FARNBOROUGH- Emirates (EK) has refused to accept the first batch of Boeing 777-9 airframes built for the airline, arguing that the parked jets would need too much rework to meet its delivery standards. The Dubai (DXB) based carrier is the largest…...
Safran CEO optimistic amid Boeing challenges, stresses dialogue for resolution
18+ hour, 39+ min ago (286+ words) Business Upturn Safran CEO optimistic amid Boeing challenges, stresses dialogue for resolution In 2023, French aerospace powerhouse Safran achieved significant milestones, marked by notable boosts in revenue and operating profit, accompanied by an optimistic projection for sustained expansion. Nevertheless, alongside its…...
Airbus begins flight tests for next-gen high-span wings
13+ hour, 31+ min ago (335+ words) The Bangladesh Monitor Dhaka: Airbus has launched a new flight-test campaign to evaluate high-span wings designed for its next generation of single-aisle aircraft, marking a fresh phase of its Wing of Tomorrow research and technology program as per an announcement…...
Air India deploys Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners on Toronto flights – Aeronews Global
14+ hour, 20+ min ago (310+ words) The deployment of its brand-new Boeing 787-9 aircraft on the route from 1st August 2026 enables the airline to remove the en-route fuel stop at Vienna and operate the service non-stop. Follow Aeronews on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok The removal of the…...
Emirates' Clark uses Farnborough to air industry frustrations over jets, engines - AOL
14+ hour, 39+ min ago (357+ words) By Joanna Plucinska and Maria Rugamer FARNBOROUGH, July 21 (Reuters) - Emirates expects Boeing's 777-9 aircraft to be delivered in the second quarter of next year, the airline's President Tim Clark told journalists on Tuesday at one of the world's largest aerospace events,…...
China's expanding aviation capabilities "a very positive development," says Airbus executive
11+ hour, 59+ min ago (724+ words) The expansion of China’s aviation-industry capabilities is “a very positive development” for the global aviation sector, said Troy Wang, Airbus China’s head of commercial, during a recent interview with Xinhua. “Aviation is a globalized and highly sophisticated industry with extensive…...