Ricardo Meier

CEO John Rodgerson says Pratt & Whitney engine issues no longer keep the type grounded, although individual aircraft can still be unavailable for maintenance

The first flight-test aircraft is now fully assembled and painted, with its maiden flight expected as early as late September

Airbus A320neo D-AINM inaugurated the new high-speed internet service between Frankfurt and Rome, starting a rollout that will eventually cover around 850 Lufthansa Group aircraft

E2TS automatically controls aircraft rotation and could increase payload or effective range from performance-limited airports

The 13-year-old 737-700 spent years as a classified USAF flying testbed before being transferred to NASA for a very different role

B-58554 joins the silver aircraft delivered in July, completing a two-aircraft project created with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama

Single type certificate will simplify maintenance and modifications as the Tu-214 fills a temporary gap while newer Russian airliners struggle to reach production scale

Pilots reported abnormal acceleration before V1 and another speed loss afterward, leaving insufficient runway to reject the takeoff

Reports claim aircraft were based at Abu al-Duhur, but there is no confirmation that the recently seen Su-22s were destroyed

The smallest member of the A320 family will remain in scheduled service until March 27, extending its unexpected stay by another four months