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Privilege Style takes delivery of first Airbus A330 P2F

Privilege Style has taken delivery of its first dedicated freighter, an Airbus A330-300P2F registered EC-OTE, marking its entry into pure cargo flying. The aircraft arrived in Madrid on 13 June 2026 after conversion in Dresden, having been delivered new to…

Air India seeks later Airbus and Boeing deliveries

Air India is pressing Airbus and Boeing to push back deliveries of hundreds of aircraft as it resets capital spending and trims capacity. The carrier is in talks over a slower induction profile rather than a cancellation, with as many…

EU reform of air passenger rights draws mixed reaction

The EU has struck a compromise on passenger rights after more than a decade of negotiations, keeping the three-hour delay threshold and current compensation bands unchanged. At the same time, the deal tightens transparency on hidden airline fees, bans no-show…

Gilat to acquire Comtech satcoms business six years after failed merger

Gilat Satellite Networks has entered a definitive agreement to acquire most of Comtech Telecommunications Corp.’s Satellite and Space Communications segment for $157.5 million, marking a strategic reversal six years after Comtech’s failed 2020 takeover attempt. The cash-free, debt-free transaction, unanimously…

FAA Urged to Tighten Oversight of Flight Crew Radiation Exposure

The National Academies wants the FAA to move flight crew radiation exposure from advisory guidance into formal oversight. The report says current monitoring, tracking and risk communication are uneven, while cumulative cosmic radiation on long-haul and high-altitude flying can add…

Jeju Air trims Boeing 737 MAX 8 order by 20%

Jeju Air has cut its firm Boeing 737 MAX 8 order to 32 aircraft from 40, reducing the deal by 20% and scaling back planned capital outlay. The carrier also kept the 10-aircraft option from its 2018 agreement, preserving upside…

Gogo erhält STC für Galileo auf Dassault Falcon 7X und 8X

Gogo hat die Installation seines Galileo-Systems auf der Dassault Falcon 7X und 8X freigegeben. Die Ergänzungszulassung von Dassault Falcon Jet MRO durch FAA und EASA öffnet den Retrofit-Zugang für das HDX-Antennensystem und erweitert damit die zertifizierten Connectivity-Optionen für Langstrecken-Businessjets. Galileo…

US DOT closes Delta CrowdStrike probe without penalties

The U.S. Department of Transportation has closed its probe into Delta Air Lines’ handling of the July 2024 CrowdStrike outage without seeking penalties. The decision clears the carrier after a review of how it treated passengers during the disruption that…

SAS benennt Conscious Traveler in EuroBonus ChangeMakers um

SAS hat seine Nachhaltigkeits- und Kundeninitiative Conscious Traveler in EuroBonus ChangeMakers umbenannt und enger mit dem EuroBonus-Programm verknüpft. Der neue Rahmen soll Mitgliedern klarer zeigen, wie sie an laufenden Maßnahmen zu Betrieb, Kundenerlebnis und langfristiger Transformation teilnehmen können; zugleich weitet…

Budapest Airport rüstet Terminal 2 für den Sommerreiseverkehr auf

Budapest Airport hat Terminal 2 vor der Hochsaison mit neuen Kapazitäten und Prozessänderungen aufgerüstet. Im Fokus stehen mehr Stellplätze, schnellere Abfertigung und zusätzliche Infrastruktur, um den Passagierstrom bis zur Terminal+-Erweiterung abzufedern. Neu eröffnet wurde der Langzeitparkplatz Relax Parking mit rund…

Commerce crackdown on Anthropic raises Pentagon risk for AI access

The Commerce Department’s order to block foreign access to Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 could spill straight into Pentagon workflows. Defense users and contractors often sit inside mixed-nationality teams, so a model-level export control forces broader shutdowns, slower procurement,…

IATA warnt vor Handgepäck bei Flugzeug-Evakuierungen

Mehr als jeder dritte Fluggast kennt die Evakuierungsregel nicht vollständig: Nur 61 Prozent wissen, dass Handgepäck im Notfall zurückbleiben muss. Die IATA reagiert darauf mit der Kampagne Save a life, not a bag, gestützt auf eine Umfrage in den USA,…

Avincis orders up to 30 Airbus and Leonardo helicopters

Avincis has ordered up to 30 helicopters from Airbus Helicopters and Leonardo to renew and expand its fleet for emergency aerial services. The package covers 15 Airbus H145s and 15 Leonardo aircraft split between five AW139s and ten AW169s, with…

SkyWest takes over two EAS contracts

SkyWest Airlines has won two more Essential Air Service contracts, extending its footprint in federally subsidized regional flying. The new awards keep small-community links intact under United Express branding, with the carrier assuming operational responsibility and subsidy risk under the…

Skydiving plane crash kills 12 in Butler, Missouri

A Pacific Aerospace 750XL on a skydiving flight crashed shortly after takeoff from Butler Memorial Airport in Butler, Missouri, killing all 12 people aboard. The aircraft, operating under Part 91 for Skydive Kansas City, went down in the initial climb,…

NASA’s X-59 reaches Mach 1.4 in mission profile flight

NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic demonstrator has now flown its mission profile: Mach 1.4 at 55,000 feet. The June 12 flight marked the first time the aircraft matched the speed and altitude it will use for community-response testing, moving the program…

FAA Aviation Workforce Development Grant Deadline Nears

The FAA’s latest Aviation Workforce Development grant round is open, with applications due 22 June 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The programme targets aircraft pilots and aviation maintenance technical workers, keeping the agency focused on the training pipeline operators,…

Safran and Theon form drone optronics partnership

Safran Electronics & Defense and Theon have formed a Franco-German partnership to fast-track electro-optical solutions for drones, targeting a dedicated European position in a market still shaped by non-EU supply chains. The agreement combines Safran’s optronics, avionics, inertial navigation and…

T-Minus Barracuda suffers anomaly after Nova Scotia launch

Maritime Launch Services completed a suborbital Barracuda demonstration from Spaceport Nova Scotia, then halted a second flight after an anomaly late in the boost phase. The rocket lifted at 8:51 a.m. AST and performed nominally through the powered segment before…