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Malaysia Airlines to equip 12 Boeing 737 MAX 10s with lie-flat business class seats, targeting regional and secondary Asia-Pacific markets from Kuala Lumpur.
Federal rules require the pilot flying the Airbus A350 during landing to have two consecutive hours of in-flight rest in the second half of the flight duty period.
China's COMAC flew its domestically developed CE-25A electric aircraft with pilots aboard for the first time, demonstrating key progress in fixed-wing electric commercial aviation.
Delta's mainline fleet includes the 109-seat Airbus A220-100 and 110-seat Boeing 717, making it the only major U.S. airline with mainline jets under 110 seats, influenced by pilot agreements and operational strategy.
Emirates prioritizes Boeing 777X for its hub operations, maintaining a smaller Airbus A350-900 fleet primarily for route expansion rather than replacement of existing aircraft.
Almost 50% of international air accident investigations fail to produce public final reports, hindering hazard identification and safety improvements, warns IATA.
Boeing's serrated engine exhaust nozzles reduce airport noise but create drag that decreases engine thrust and fuel efficiency throughout flights.
Malaysia Airlines to equip 12 Boeing 737 MAX 10s with lie-flat business class seats, targeting regional and secondary Asia-Pacific markets from Kuala Lumpur.
Delta began seasonal service connecting Minneapolis-St. Paul and Kahului, Maui, offering five weekly flights with Airbus A330-300 through mid-April.
United Airlines will increase frequencies on seven domestic routes from Denver International Airport, doubling daily flights to several mid-sized cities for summer 2027.
The FAA will implement inspections next month on certain Boeing 787 variants due to sealant issues that could spark explosions during lightning strikes.
Almost 50% of international air accident investigations fail to produce public final reports, hindering hazard identification and safety improvements, warns IATA.
The FAA has grounded all departing flights across US airports due to communication problems disrupting Air Route Traffic Control Centers, affecting en route flight management nationwide.
The Navy retired its 10,000-lb payload C-2A Greyhound cargo plane in favor of the CMV-22B Osprey tiltrotor, trading payload for mission flexibility and support for the F-35C engine transport.
Northrop Grumman is integrating its mission systems into Hermeus's high-speed Quarterhorse series to create cutting-edge uncrewed military aircraft capable of rapid deployment and supersonic speeds.
