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Aviation Capital Group has ordered another 35 Boeing MAX aircraft, a commitment split between 737-8s (16) and 737-10s (19).

France's BEA has released its final report on a ground proximity event showing altimeter setting errors remain a serious threat.

Boeing and its former Chairman and CEO Dennis Muilenburg have paid their combined $201 million civil penalty to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe are planning to allow entry to all five countries under a single short-stay visa.

The Airport Authority of Hong Kong hopes to create a seamless and borderless experience for passengers and cargo flowing between Hong Kong and mainland China.

All-Airbus operator Wizz Air Group tells Aviation Week that operating diverse AOCs will help to manage growth in the larger fleet.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that delays and cancellations caused by crew sickness are not extraordinary circumstances.

Qantas’ new route to the French capital has become the third farthest in the airline’s network.

China's international passenger volume is 20 percentage points below 2019, but its entire international air transport capacity is 3.7% above pre-COVID levels.

The airport is in one of Maine’s four Essential Air Service communities and is at the center of an unfolding drama involving JetBlue, United and the U.S. DOT.

Archer Aviation and Southwest Airlines have partnered to evaluate the integration of Midnight air taxis into the carrier’s operations across California.

Lufthansa warns it will be “increasingly challenging” for Lufthansa Airlines to break even for the full year after the company's disappointing Q2 results.

Saudi Arabia appears to be showing early effects of the country’s major initiative to boost its aviation sector.

A Dutch court has ruled that the Netherlands must follow a European Union procedure for reducing noise at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.

An unexpectedly strong sustainment of demand for summer holiday flights is giving the Norwegian Group cause for optimism.

A Superjet 100 regional jet belonging to Russian operator Gazpromavia has crashed with three crew onboard after visiting a repair facility.

New Caledonia-based airline Aircalin is making new cuts to its flight schedule following unrest in the archipelago.

Recent personnel developments include changes at major cargo carriers, LCCs from Iceland and Hungary, and major carriers from Panama and the UAE.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says it screened an average of 35 passengers nationally per second on July 7.

Wizz Air expects to have another 45 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft grounded in 2025 due to inspections of their Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan (GTF) engines.

Comac has inaugurated the Xinjiang Customer Service Center, aiming to support customers in west China and advance the region's air transport network development

Why Dave Calhoun is breaking a long tradition of pre-air-show interviews with Aviation Week.

With the recent EU approval of Lufthansa’s purchase of 41% of ITA, Flight Friday looks at the flight hours of the "flag carriers" within the Lufthansa group.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has signed a codeshare partnership with Air France-KLM as it begins to realign its network with its new SkyTeam partners.

The study was conducted by Lufthansa Innovation Hub alongside Roland Berger, V2AIR and Unisphere.