DALLAS — Boeing has announced it is cutting 17,000 jobs, accounting for 10% of the workforce, delaying the 777X to 2026, and terminating the 767 commercial freighter program in 2027. President and CEO ...

‍DALLAS — Aeromexico (AM) released its operational results for September 2024, showcasing a positive growth trend primarily driven by its international market. The airline transported nearly 2 million ...

DALLAS — AIRBUS has released its September commercial aircraft delivery list. Last month the manufacturer delivered 50 jets to 49 carriers and leasing firms. Single-aisle aircraft accounted for 46 ...

‍DALLAS—The flag carrier of the Republic of Serbia, Air Serbia (JU), announced the opening of a new nonstop service to China from its hub in Belgrade (BEG). This destination, Shanghai-PuDong Airport ...

DALLAS — On October 9, 2024, Corporación América Airports ( CAAP), one of the largest private airport operators globally, announced an increase in domestic passenger fees at airports in Argentina. The ...

BAHRAIN — At Routes World, flyadeal (F3) CEO Steven Greenway delivered the final keynote interview for Day 1. During the keynote, the CEO announced that F3 was looking into widebody options, and that ...

‍BAHRAIN — The first keynote interview saw Jeffrey Goh, CEO of Gulf Air Group. Interviewed by Mike Pilling. Dr. Goh opened with Bahrain’s open skies policy: “Gulf Air itself is building connectivity, ...

‍DALLAS — LATAM Airlines Group (LA) is officially the first Latin American-based customer of Lufthansa Technik AG to receive the novel drag-reducing technology. The carrier expects four Boeing 777 ...

DALLAS — Qatar Airways (QR) announced the inauguration of a new intercontinental route linking Doha's Hamad International Airport (DOH) with Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). This will be ...

BAHRAIN — The second CEO keynote interview at Routes World 2024 saw Con Korfiatis, Oman Air (WY) CEO, take the stage in the keynote theatre. Con Korfiatis took office in May 2024, joining the airline ...

The A321XLR, equipped with CFM Leap 1A engines, received its type certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) on July 19, 2024. Airbus rolled out the first A321XLR from its ...