US proposes $686 million upgrade for Pakistan’s F-16 jets, prompting regional attention and India’s close watch.
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A nationwide travel chaos leaves tens of thousands stranded, airfare prices skyrocket, and social media erupts over monopoly
Airbus cut its 2025 delivery target to around 790 commercial aircraft on Wednesday, 30 fewer than previously expected
The Airbus safety alert underscores the growing importance of software reliability, cybersecurity, and environmental resilience in modern aircraft
DOT launches a renewed civility in air travel as unruly passenger incidents continue to rise post-pandemic.
“Air India says 30% of passengers on India-U.S. flights ask for wheelchairs. Most are able bodied travelers scamming the priority boarding system. Real disabled passengers get left short”
The FAA lifts flight caps after the shutdown, but lingering controller shortages mean airlines will restore normal schedules gradually.
The Transportation Department freezes flight cuts at 6% as the FAA works to stabilize U.S. air travel operations.
Air travel faces major disruptions as FAA orders flight cuts during the U.S. government shutdown, impacting passengers and airlines.
Blue Origin has postponed its New Glenn rocket launch due to bad weather, now aiming to send NASA’s Escapade mission to Mars on Nov. 12.
U.S. airlines grounded hundreds of flights as the FAA ordered a nationwide reduction amid staffing shortages from the prolonged government shutdown.
The U.S. government’s record shutdown forces a 10% flight cut at major airports, disrupting holiday travel and exposing aviation vulnerabilities.
FBI Director Kash Patel defends himself and girlfriend Alexis Wilkins against claims of misusing a government jet and facing baseless personal attacks amid online controversy.
Boeing faces mounting pressure as over 3,200 machinists reject its latest contract offer, extending a three-month strike that disrupts jet deliveries and defense production.
Alaska Airlines resumes operations after a nationwide IT outage, causing flight cancellations and disruptions, highlighting the airline’s resilience, customer support, and reliance on technology.
Boeing delivered 55 jets in September—its strongest month since 2018—yet continues to trail Airbus, as production ramps up and global orders reflect renewed industry rivalry.
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has laid off 550 employees, about 10% of its workforce, as part of a broad realignment to secure its future operations.
Investment in the global space sector hit a record $3.5 billion, signaling a maturing, diversified market driven by startups, defense spending, and government-backed initiatives.
Astronomers warn that Starlink satellites are deorbiting at an increasing rate, raising concerns about atmospheric pollution and the growing environmental impact of satellite reentry debris.
“Staffing shortages during the government shutdown forced Burbank Airport pilots to follow tower-less protocols, causing significant delays and highlighting nationwide air travel disruptions.”
Amazon resumes drone deliveries after a crash in Arizona, introducing new safety measures while continuing its push to expand Prime Air’s commercial delivery program.
Lufthansa Group plans to cut 4,000 jobs by 2030 amid digitization and cost pressures, as global airlines, including Spirit, announce major workforce reductions.
Turkish Airlines orders 75 Boeing 787s and finalizes talks for 150 737 MAX jets, aligning with strategic growth and Erdogan-Trump talks on U.S. sanctions.
Spirit Airlines plans to furlough 1,800 flight attendants as part of cost-cutting measures amid its second bankruptcy in a year and shrinking flight network.
Spouse of Indian American astronaut Anil Menon; she was chosen after tough competition with 8,000 applicants