Aviation and Airlines

Many have always regarded the Tupolev Tu-154 as a copycat aircraft of the Boeing 727. They are both trijets with tail engines, both flew...

A Georgia-based start-up has picked up a US$1.5 million contract from the USAF to work on a hypersonic aircraft.  The start-up, Hermeus, wants to...

The United States Government has lifted its level four do not travel advice. The advice has been in force since March. But on Thursday,...

United Airlines is stepping its aircraft sanitation procedures up a notch. The Chicago-based carrier is sanitizing cockpits with ultraviolet lighting technology. It is all...

According to a recent study, published by Arnold Barnett of the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), one in...

The Soviet Union played a significant role in the course of aviation for much of the 20th century. During the Cold War, many aeronautical...

Yesterday, EasyFly, a Colombian carrier, filed for a reorganization after four months of economic inactivity. Currently, three airlines that have hubs in Colombia (Avianca,...

On Thursday, Airbus announced that it had delivered 49 aircraft in July. Numbers were up from the months prior but included only narrowbody jets...

While the recovery of the aviation industry is ongoing, airlines are looking toward their smaller aircraft to get people moving again. Given its size,...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) shared yesterday that it proposes two civil penalties against Boeing. Altogether, the fines total to $1.25 million. They are...