Airbus is on the verge of clinching a landmark deal to supply around 40 of its A220 regional jets to Poland’s flag?carrier LOT, edging out Brazilian rival Embraer in a battle that has taken on ...

Rebuilding Trust Amid Safety Concerns in the Indian Helicopter Sector Indian helicopter sector currently rides on an awaited upward trajectory. Like any other growth story, the noteworthy pitfalls ...

Jetstar Asia first took flight in December 2004, carving out a niche as Singapore’s premier low-cost carrier and a key feeder for Qantas’s long-haul services to Australia. Over two decades, its fleet ...

On Wednesday, Vietnam Airlines unveiled a non-binding funding agreement with Dutch bank ING for up to $1.5 billion, aimed at supercharging its international network growth. This fresh capital ...

Jetstar Asia first took flight in December 2004, carving out a niche as Singapore’s premier low-cost carrier and a key feeder for Qantas’s long-haul services to Australia. Over two decades, its fleet ...

The Tariff Showdown That Grounded Deliveries In April, amid escalating tensions, China slapped a 125 percent tariff on U.S. aircraft in response to President Trump’s 145 percent levy on Chinese ...

On Monday, June 9, 2025, Akasa Air welcomed its 29th Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 (VT-YBG) into service at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport, marking just 33 months since its inaugural flight in ...

In a move that signals a bold stride toward expansion and renewed ambition, SriLankan Airlines has officially welcomed a new Airbus A330-200 wide-body aircraft to its fleet. The aircraft, registered ...

In a buzzing Mumbai media roundtable leading up to the India Passenger Terminal Show (IPTS) 2025, aviation and infrastructure giants came together with government heavyweights to drop major ...

The tides are turning—and in the best way—for the global cruise industry. As passenger numbers surge and industry forecasts point to record-breaking growth, AVIAREPS, the world’s leading international ...

When Boeing dreams big—like cranking out more than 38 of its best-selling 737 MAX jets every month—it meets one of aviation’s most cautious gatekeepers: the FAA. Despite CEO Kelly Ortberg’s optimism ...