Frank Shrontz, instrumental in expanding Boeing's defense and commercial sectors and pivotal in the 737's success, passed away, leaving a distinguished legacy.
Rod Zastrow moves up to CEO and President at Bye Aerospace, gearing up to lead the eFlyer 2, set to be the first FAA Part 23 certified electric aircraft, into its production phase.
In a significant military leadership transition, Navy Adm. Samuel J. Paparo Jr. has officially succeeded Navy Adm. John Aquilino as head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, highlighting a critical focus on preparedness against Chinese aggression.
JPMorgan analysts shed light on a conversation with Boeing's CFO, detailing the executive's perspective on the ideal attributes for the aerospace giant's next CEO.
A significant legal challenge hits 777 Partners with multiple fraud lawsuits alleging double-pledging assets, coinciding with the insolvency of Australian low-cost carrier Bonza.
Bank of America endorses Embraer's potential to create a rival jet to the Boeing 737 Max and Airbus A320neo, backed by confidence from aviation leaders.
At an upcoming meeting, Boeing shareholders will scrutinize a significant 45% pay increase proposed for CEO Calhoun.
In response to the Mt Ruang eruption, BNPB deploys a helicopter for the critical evacuation of those affected by the disaster.
In the wake of a government mandate for instant traveler reimbursements, Frontier's CEO cites significant technological constraints within the airline sector.
CEO Steve Bennett shares insights on the future of space travel and discusses the industry's landscape over dinner with Elon Musk.
Despite earlier optimism, Lufthansa now projects its inaugural Boeing 777-9 widebody jet delivery will be pushed to 2026 amid continuing challenges.
In a significant move, Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens has replaced the ATL General Manager, designating a temporary successor for the airport's management.
Amid financial struggles, Bonza's CEO and administrators announce inability to dispense April wages, directing cabin crew to seek government aid.
The deal enhances LIFT's capacity for pilot training, marking a significant fleet expansion with Diamond Aircraft's addition.
In a strategic move, Chris Calio restructures RTX, focusing on streamlining into three business units while pivoting away from its prime contractor role in the space sector.
The strategic manoeuvres behind saving the iconic Hartzell Propeller Company underscore the critical role of leadership in the aviation industry's stability and growth.
With 30 years in aviation, Korfiatis departs Flyadeal for Oman Air, targeting a comprehensive financial transformation.
AVCRO's CEO confirms the low-cost carrier was viable and close to a sale before hitting a critical impasse due to aircraft shortages.
Dubai Airports CEO announces the existing Al Maktoum International Airport terminal will undergo a major repurposing initiative.
Spirit AeroSystems whistleblower Joshua Dean, who spotlighted manufacturing defects, has died.
Boeing faces pressure to relocate its headquarters back to Seattle, following two decades of perceived challenges with its decentralized management approach.
Kevin Steen has been named as the president and CEO of Eutelsat America Corp, additionally taking the helm at OneWeb Technologies in a combined role.
During its Investor Day 2024, Bombardier outlined its trajectory to meet 2025 targets of 150 aircraft deliveries and $9 billion revenue, while also unveiling long-term growth plans.
Wesley Lang from Heathrow Airport shared insights from their latest wayfinding study, aiming to enhance the airport's passenger experience through improved navigation.
A recently declassified video reveals a US Reaper drone successfully hitting a target during the largest U.S.-South Korea air force drill this year, sparking protest from North Korea.
Embraer is actively seeking partners and investors for its ambitious project to enter the narrow-body jet market, challenging Boeing and Airbus's dominance with a new aircraft.
Stephen Fitzpatrick steps down, passing the CEO baton to CFO Stuart Simpson, as Vertical Aerospace accelerates towards VX4 eVTOL certification and market launch.
The Fujian, China's newly launched aircraft carrier, has commenced its first journey into the sea for trials, marking a significant milestone in the country's naval capabilities.
The Space Machines Company spearheads an Australia-India collaboration aimed at pioneering space debris management solutions.
Glass Lewis, a proxy advisory firm, has advised Boeing shareholders to vote against the re-election of Dave Calhoun, Akhil Johri, and David Joyce to the company's board of directors.
In a strategic move to fortify against low-Earth-orbit competitors like Starlink, SES has finalized its acquisition of Intelsat, marking a significant consolidation in the satellite communications sector.
In a recent communication to employees and during the first quarter earnings call, Boeing CEO David Calhoun emphasized the company's dedication to overcoming its current hurdles.
Crisis hits Australian budget airline Bonza as its entire Boeing 737 MAX fleet is repossessed, leading to widespread flight cancellations and concerns over the carrier's future viability. Corporate insolvency specialists are investigating.
Gama Aviation receives shareholder approval for its strategic shift to private company status, enhancing focus on its core business aviation services including charter, management, and MRO operations.
In a move confirming NASA's commitment to leadership continuity, John Bailey takes the helm at Stennis Space Center, Mississippi.
Efforts to address toxic leadership within the US Air Force hinge on establishing a clear definition, as advocated by Air University researchers.
In response to significant price increases from component suppliers, Ethiopian Airlines has been forced to ground portions of its fleet, voicing strong criticism against these practices.
Boeing's current CEO Dave Calhoun expressed a preference for his successor to come from within the company during the recent earnings call.
Navigating the U.S. airline industry's competitive landscape, Avelo Airlines' CEO Andrew Levy articulates the financial and operational hurdles of initiating operations.
After nearly three decades with Star Alliance, SAS finalizes its shift to SkyTeam, aiming to enhance connectivity and benefits for its EuroBonus members.
Bill Weber, CEO of Firefly, anticipates the company's capability to conduct fully commercial lunar missions without NASA's financial support.
To mitigate collision risks with space debris, ISRO engineered a meticulous 4-second delay for the Chandrayaan-3 launch, reflecting escalating space traffic management challenges in 2023.
In an ambitious move, Dubai will transition Dubai International Airport's operations to the expansive Al Maktoum International, aiming to cement its status as a global aviation hub with the capacity to handle 260 million passengers annually.
Initiating the production of C295 aircraft components, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury signals significant expansion plans for the Indian market.
After David Gitlin declined the role, Boeing's CEO search intensifies, putting 'insider/outsider' Pat Shanahan, linked with Boeing's primary supplier, prominently in contention.
ESA appoints OHB SE as the new lead for the pioneering ClearSpace-1 debris removal mission, signaling a strategic realignment and target adjustment.
Yvonne Makolo outlines Rwandair's ambitious strategy aimed at bolstering connections between Africa and the global aviation network, highlighting future growth trajectories.
Embraer's CEO reported noticeable supply chain advancements despite persisting hurdles, indicating a positive shift for the aerospace manufacturer.
Yakovlev announces the debut flight of Russia's MC-21, featuring import substitutions, is scheduled before June's end, marking a significant milestone.
In a bold statement reinforcing Ryanair's value proposition, CEO Michael O'Leary declared no introduction of frequent-flyer perks, advising passengers to seek loyalty elsewhere.