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NASA Swift Rescue Mission Delayed by Launch Vehicle Issue

NASA’s historic satellite rescue mission to save the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory was delayed on 2 July 2026 due to a Pegasus XL rocket deployment fault after the L-1011 Stargazer aircraft took off from Kwajalein Atoll. The LINK spacecraft, built…

Daher opens new aircraft support hub in France

Daher Aircraft has opened a purpose-built 6,000 m² spare parts, maintenance, equipment overhaul and logistics centre at Jonzac-Neulles Airport (LFCJ) in western France, replacing its previous Merpins site 25 km north. The facility ensures continuity for existing support contracts while…

Aviation Technology launches interiors division

Aviation Technology officially launched Aviation Technology Interiors on 3 July 2026, marking its flagship growth initiative during its 25th anniversary year. The new division operates from a 10,000-square-foot turnkey facility at Anderson Municipal Airport (AID) in Indiana, acquired to deliver…

Biman Bangladesh debt eases after $121mn loan repayment

Biman Bangladesh Airlines reduced its debt burden by settling $121 million on aircraft loans, marking a concrete step toward financial stabilization for the state-owned carrier. This repayment, part of a broader $1.57 billion settlement against a $2.09 billion facility since…

Lufthansa untersucht Schäden an der D-ABPQ

Lufthansa untersucht die Schäden an der Boeing 787-9 D-ABPQ nach einem plötzlichen Zusammenbruch des Bugfahrwerks am Gate in Frankfurt am 4. Juni 2026. Das Flugzeug, das erst vier Monate im Einsatz war und den Flug LH450 nach Los Angeles bedienen…

Wisk and Boeing Sued over eVTOL Software Safety Claims

Briahna O’Neill filed a lawsuit in Santa Clara Superior Court on 29 June 2026 against Wisk Aero and Boeing, alleging the companies reduced FAA-required software testing to meet a 2025 flight deadline and retaliated against her for raising safety concerns.…

A-10 Takes Part in Final Public Range Day in Arizona

The A-10C Thunderbolt II completed its final public Range Day at Barry M. Goldwater Range on 24 June 2026, ending its operational presence at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Two aircraft flew in formation during the ceremonial farewell, attended by Airmen…

Boeing Launches SkyGuard Cyber Protection Service for OEMs and Operators

Boeing’s Aviation Business Solutions has launched SkyGuard, a subscription-based cybersecurity service delivering continuous, tail-specific cyber risk visibility to airlines, business aviation operators, MROs, and OEMs. The service integrates CYVIATION’s SkyRay™ platform, which uses proprietary tail-specific digital twin technology to model…

Seal of Accreditation Vets Standards for Air Charter Flight Providers

The Air Charter Association launched its Seal of Accreditation on 2 July 2026, establishing a third-party validation metric for air charter operators. This certification mandates due diligence checks, legal transparency, and adherence to rigorous industry standards, distinguishing accredited brokers from…

Tamarack AirConnect Pricing Set as FAA STC Certification Advances

Tamarack Aerospace Group has set pricing for its AirConnect fuselage-mounted satellite communications antenna system at $79,000 to $84,000 for Cessna Citation light jets, with a three-day expedited installation option priced at $84,000. The system, purpose-built for the Citation fleet, transitions…

Embraer takes full ownership of cabin interiors joint venture

Embraer has secured 100% ownership of EZ Air Interior Limited, ending a 14-year joint venture with Safran Cabin. The Brazilian aerospace manufacturer acquired Safran’s remaining 50% stake in the Chihuahua, Mexico facility on 1 July 2026, following regulatory approvals. This…

Munich Airport Overnight Stranding Closed Without Criminal Consequences

The Landshut public prosecutor’s office closed the criminal investigation into the February 2026 overnight stranding of 600 passengers at Munich Airport without results, confirming no individual committed criminal acts[1][3]. Severe snowfall and staffing shortages prevented deplaning before the airport curfew,…

CDB Aviation seals Lufthansa B787 sale- and lease-back deal

CDB Aviation executed a sale and leaseback transaction for two Boeing 787-9 aircraft with Lufthansa Airlines, marking the Irish lessor’s first direct leasing deal with the German operator. Lufthansa took delivery of the widebodies in late 2025 and early 2026,…

Air India Cargo Launches on cargo.one Digital Booking Platform

Air India Cargo has officially launched on the cargo.one digital booking platform, enabling direct digital booking for the first time. Freight forwarders worldwide can now discover, quote, and book general cargo shipments up to 2,500 kg on international routes connecting…

Air Peace Takes Delivery of First Embraer E175 Jet

Air Peace has received its first factory-new Embraer E175, marking the aircraft’s expansion beyond North America into West Africa. The delivery at Embraer’s São José dos Campos facility strengthens the airline’s partnership with the Brazilian manufacturer, complementing its existing E195-E2…

Flexjet becomes official private aviation supplier of Formula 1

Flexjet has been designated the Official Private Aviation Supplier of Formula 1 in a multi-year global partnership launching ahead of the 5 July 2026 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The agreement secures international connectivity for VIPs, executives, and championship teams…

IATA Reports 6% Increase in Air Cargo Demand During May 2026

Global air cargo demand rose 6.0% year-on-year in May 2026, measured in cargo tonne-kilometers, with international operations leading at 6.5%. Capacity expanded only 1.9%, creating a clear demand-supply gap that elevates load factors and signals emerging capacity constraints, particularly in…