Airlines

Cargo operators take advantage of the Dash 8-400's versatility

The new facility expected to open in January 2025

Companies have collaborated on Bellwether's Antelope and will work on the Oryx

Leap engines have logged 40 million flight hours and 18 million cycles

The new MRO basis could support third-party carriers as well as the Emirates fleet

Ethiopian Airlines has ordered more 737-8s after suffering a tragic crash in 2019

Kazakhstan's Scat looks to open new routes with the additional aircraft

Joramco has provided heavy maintenance for the Bahrain carrier for the past decade

The North African carrier has ordered 10 of the A350-900 widebodies

The first Airbus A220-300 delivery will happen in 2026

Goldman Sachs says the Saudi government is budgeting up to $50 billion for the construction of King Salman International Airport

Orders from Emirates and Turkish airlines could be on the cards at Dubai Airshow

Akbar Al Baker's retirement after 27 years opens door for new generation of leadership

The airframer says the region's bounceback from Covid is fueling demand

IBM is creating a hybrid cloud-based technology base for the carrier’s impending global operations.

Aging airliner fleets are driving growth in maintenance, repair and overhaul services in the Middle East region

Today, 795 Airbus aircraft fly in service in the Middle East region compared with 727 for Boeing.

The Brazilian airframer is expanding its aftermarket service capabilities

ATPs up 34 percent, but pilot supply still short

The turboshaft-powered aircraft would have longer range than eVTOLs

JetZero promises to halve fuel burn and emissions

Stock market cool to electric air mobility company's stock listing

Airbus, ATR, Boeing, and Embraer all collected multiple aircraft orders on Tuesday at the Paris Airshow.

The Airbus A350XWB made its debut at the Paris Air Show June 2013 and has collected nearly 1000 orders for the -900, -1000 and the freighter versions.

Saudi start-up Riyadh Air, which continues to consider a narrowbody jet option, is presenting one of its liveries on a Boeing 787 in Paris.

SkyAlps plans to field a fleet of 14 Q400 turboprops modified with Tamarack winglets and upgraded avionics.

Indian low-cost carrier IndiGo topped up its Airbus orderbook with a further firm order for 500 single-aisle aircraft.

New European rules call for an obligation for minimum sustainable aviation uplift for flights within and departing the EU from 2025.

At least 961 orders from three airlines have already been announced this year, and orders at the Paris Airshow could add significantly to that number.

As the passenger side of the airline business recovers from the Covid pandemic, more belly capacity has boosted available cargo tonne-kilometers.