Commercial Aviation
More Than a Hub: Copa Airlines and Panama Strengthen Efforts to Draw Tourists with Stopover Program
Copa Airlines, together with the Panama Tourism Authority (ATP) and PROMTUR Panama, has renewed the Panama Stopover program, aiming to ...
Air India and Singapore Airlines Expand Codeshare Agreement to 51 New Destinations
Air India and Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced the expansion of their codeshare agreement, incorporating 11 cities in India and 40 ...
Iberojet to be the only airline offering flights between Spain and India
Iberojet launched a new non-stop flight between Delhi and Madrid starting in April 2025. This is the second Asian destination ...
LATAM Celebrates NYSE Comeback, Forecasts Up to $3.15 Billion EBITDAR for 2024
LATAM Airlines Group marked its return to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) with the symbolic Ring the Bell ceremony ...
Cutting corners: Russia seeks to certify local components for Airbus and Boeing aircraft
A group of Russian senators has introduced a bill that seeks to authorize Rosaviatsia, the Federal Air Transport Agency of ...
Finnair to increase flights to the United States and Asia for summer 2025
Finnair will add additional flights to four destinations in the United States, two in Japan and one in mainland China ...
Amid FAA audit, Argentina modifies Aeronautical Code by decree
Argentine Government has issued Decree 941/2024, which introduces key modifications to the country’s Aeronautical Code (Bill N° 17.285) in response ...
Iberia Maintenance reaches full capacity for Pratt & Whitney GTF™ engine overhauls
Iberia Maintenance has announced that its facilities at La Muñoza, located next to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, are now fully ...
FAA Audit Begins: Argentine Government Acknowledges Risk of Losing Category 1 Rating
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) arrives in Argentina to carry out the final stage of the evaluation of ...
The wave of bomb threats to flights in India continues: more than 20 on this Sunday alone
On October 20, leading Indian airlines, including IndiGo and Vistara, received multiple bomb threats, prompting heightened security measures. A total ...
