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Vertical Aerospace opens new Valo assembly centre in Gloucestershire

Vertical Aerospace has opened a dedicated Aircraft Assembly Centre at its Flight Test Centre at Cotswold Airport in Gloucestershire, giving the British eVTOL developer new capacity to build certification-conforming Valo aircraft and a hybrid-electric demonstrator ahead of initial customer deliveries.…

Avelo expands Dallas-McKinney network to nine destinations

Avelo Airlines has added four nonstop routes from McKinney National Airport in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, lifting its planned DTX network to nine destinations and positioning a third aircraft at the Texas base. Denver and Atlanta will start on 16…

My Freighter takes delivery of first Airbus freighter

My Freighter has taken over its first Airbus freighter, according to a same-day aviation report from Aerotelegraph. The Uzbek cargo carrier’s latest addition signals a broader fleet mix beyond its established Boeing freighter operation, although the exact Airbus model, registration…

Five arrested in suspected plot near RAF Fairford

Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after police received a call about three suspicious vehicles moving towards the U.K. base used by the U.S. military. The case is being handled as a counter-terrorism and explosives investigation, with…

Heathrow third runway could slip to 2039

Heathrow’s planned third runway may not open until 2039, four years later than the airport’s previously cited 2035 target, as the UK’s biggest aviation hub continues to work through planning and policy hurdles at London Heathrow Airport. The project remains…

Catania Airport Remains Closed as Etna Ash Disrupts Flights

Catania-Fontanarossa Airport remained closed on Sunday as volcanic ash from Mount Etna continued to disrupt operations, forcing suspension of both arrivals and departures. Airport operator SAC extended the stoppage after first halting flights on Saturday, keeping the Sicilian hub out…

Swissair reflects on crisis response after SR111 disaster

Swissair’s handling of the Flight SR111 disaster near Halifax is back in focus in a new aeroTELEGRAPH podcast published on Sunday, with former communications manager Urs Peter Naef recalling how the airline reacted in the first hours and days after…

Four killed in helicopter crash near Montreal

A helicopter crashed Saturday afternoon in Sainte-Brigide-d’Iberville, Quebec, about 50 kilometres southeast of Montreal, killing all four people on board. Provincial police and federal investigators are examining the wreckage after the aircraft was found burning at the scene, while the…

Brandenburg rejects changes to BER night-flight rules

Brandenburg’s transport minister Robert Crumbach has ruled out any tightening or loosening of the night-flight regime at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, leaving the current BER rules in place. The policy stance keeps the airport’s limited overnight operating windows unchanged, including the…

Schiphol launches five long-term construction and maintenance tenders

Amsterdam’s Schiphol has launched five tenders for long-term construction and maintenance framework agreements tied to its airport renewal programme, covering terminals, technical systems, aprons, operational buildings, passenger bridges, gate power and air systems, electric ground-service charging infrastructure and fire stations.…

Pryor Field adds business aircraft maintenance operation

Pryor Field Regional Airport in Alabama has opened a business aircraft maintenance operation, expanding its commercial aviation offering to include both fixed-base operations and maintenance, repair and overhaul services. The development positions the airport to serve visiting and based business…

Nor’easter disrupts hundreds of US flights

A strong nor’easter cut across the US East Coast on Saturday, disrupting air travel from Washington, D.C., to Maine and forcing hundreds of flight cancellations and thousands of delays. Boston Logan International was among the hardest hit airports, while American…

Three more Belgian F-35s arrive at Florennes

Belgium has received three more F-35A Lightning II fighters at Florennes Air Base, taking the number of aircraft based in the country to seven. The jets arrived on Friday after a transatlantic ferry flight from Fort Worth via the Azores,…

SAS A320neo diverts to Billund after smoke-like smell in cabin

An SAS Airbus A320neo operating flight SK528 from London Heathrow to Stockholm Arlanda diverted to Billund Airport on Friday evening after crew and passengers detected a smell resembling smoke in the cabin. The aircraft landed safely and normally, passengers disembarked,…

GCF and MSSA sign MoU to advance NTN certification and interoperability

The Global Certification Forum and the Mobile Satellite Services Association have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on standards-based satellite communications certification and interoperability for non-terrestrial network services. The agreement covers NTN 5G NR, NTN NB-IoT and direct-to-device applications,…

Canada advances talks with Saab on GlobalEye aircraft

Canada has moved into detailed negotiations with Saab over a possible acquisition of six GlobalEye airborne early warning and control aircraft for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The non-binding term-sheet agreement sets the framework for talks on a Canadian configuration,…

Death toll rises to 17 in DR Congo aircraft crash

The death toll from a Tracep Congo Aviation Let L-410 crash near Kenge in western Democratic Republic of the Congo rose to 17 after authorities recovered additional bodies on Saturday. The aircraft, operating between Kikwit and Kinshasa, developed a technical…