Commercial Aviation
Strikes Impact Boeing: Just 14 Commercial Planes Delivered in October 2024
Boeing delivered only 14 commercial aircraft in October, a poor performance attributed to the costly strikes organized by members of ...
Sweden Eliminates Aviation Tax: Norwegian Announces Arlanda Pilot Base Reopening
Norwegian will reopen its pilot base at Stockholm-Arlanda Airport starting in the spring of 2025. This base had to be ...
DGAC and Chilean Government Reach Agreement to End Institutional Strike
After several days of negotiations, officials from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC) and the Government of Chile reached ...
Sunrise Airways Restarts Flights to the U.S.: Cap-Haïtien-Miami Route Resumes
Sunrise Airways resumes its operations to the United States with the restart of the Cap-Haïtien-Miami route, offering three weekly flights. ...
SAS Celebrates 70 Years Since the First Commercial Flight Over the North Pole
November 15, 2024, marks the 70th anniversary of a historic moment in aviation: the first commercial flight over the North ...
Air Baltic Secures U.S. Approval for Code-Share with United Airlines
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has approved Air Baltic Corporation AS (airBaltic) to operate code-share flights with United Airlines ...
Porter Airlines Adds West Palm Beach as Sixth Florida Destination
Porter Airlines expands its presence in the United States with the launch of its nonstop flights between Toronto-Pearson and West ...
Mexico Eyes Embraer C-390 Millennium as Hercules Replacement
Embraer continues strengthening its position in the global defense market with the C-390 Millennium, and now Mexico emerges as a ...
Norse Atlantic Airways Lands Boeing 787 Dreamliner in Antarctica for Second Year in a Row
Norse Atlantic Airways has successfully completed its second charter flight for scientific research purposes in Antarctica, one year after making ...
Severe Turbulence Forces SAS A330 Engine Shutdown En Route to Miami
A SAS A330 flying from Stockholm (ESSA|ARN) to Miami (KMIA|MIA) encountered severe turbulence off the east coast of Greenland, which ...
