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JetZero secures up to $100 million in new financing for Z4 programme

JetZero has closed a senior secured term-loan facility of up to $100 million to accelerate development of its Z4 blended-wing-body aircraft, with proceeds supporting technology maturation, the full-scale Jet1 demonstrator and manufacturing and test facilities in Greensboro, North Carolina. The…

Venezolana replaces damaged MD-83 with 37-year-old MD-88

Venezolana has brought a 37-year-old McDonnell Douglas MD-88 into service after one of its MD-83s was damaged in a ground incident at El Libertador military airfield in Palo Negro, Venezuela. The carrier moved quickly to restore capacity after the MD-83,…

Uzbekistan confirms first Chinese J-10CE fighter delivery

Uzbekistan has publicly confirmed the arrival of Chinese Chengdu J-10CE fighter jets, making it the second confirmed foreign operator of the type after Pakistan. State television footage aired during Independence Day coverage showed at least six aircraft in Uzbek markings…

Airbus to add A220 simulator at Singapore training centre

Airbus will install an A220 full-flight simulator at its Asia Training Centre in Singapore, with operations due to start in the fourth quarter of 2027. The unit will support pilot type-rating and recurrent training across Asia-Pacific as Airbus responds to…

Qantas adds Condor to frequent-flyer partner network

Qantas has added Condor to its Frequent Flyer partner network, allowing members to redeem Qantas Points across the German leisure carrier’s network of more than 70 destinations in Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Central America and the Caribbean. The tie-up…

Iran’s Atlas Air launches Tehran–Minsk flights

Atlas Air, also known as Atlas Aviation Group, has begun operating Tehran–Minsk services with McDonnell Douglas MD-87 aircraft on a recurring charter basis. Flight activity in August showed repeated Sunday rotations between Tehran’s Mehrabad International Airport and Minsk National Airport,…

Boeing rolls out CBTA pilot training library with Thailand regulator

Boeing and Thailand’s Civil Aviation Authority have launched a new collaboration in Bangkok to introduce Boeing’s Competency-Based Training and Assessment Learning Library across flight training organisations in Thailand. The programme is the first time a regulator has deployed Boeing’s CBTA…

Boeing and Thailand’s CAAT expand CBTA pilot training across flight schools

Boeing and Thailand’s Civil Aviation Authority have launched a nationwide collaboration to introduce Boeing’s Competency-Based Training and Assessment Learning Library across participating flight training organisations in Thailand. The programme is designed to standardise pilot instruction around CBTA principles, strengthening technical…

FedEx to develop integrated cargo hub at Delhi airport

FedEx will develop a new integrated air cargo hub at GMR Cargo City at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, in a long-term investment of about US$150 million. The fully automated facility will span roughly 230,000 square feet and combine the…

aeroTELEGRAPH launches September airport quiz

aeroTELEGRAPH has published its monthly airport quiz for September, inviting readers to identify the airport shown in the puzzle. The challenge is live with a publication time of 1 September 2026 and gives participants until 30 September to submit their…

Iran Air restores onboard catering as operations resume

Iran Air has restored onboard catering as it resumes flight operations, with procurement, production and warehousing adjusted to match changed operating conditions. The carrier is leaning more heavily on alternative suppliers and more flexible production planning as it works through…

DERTOUR Destination Services seeks worldwide destination manager

DERTOUR Destination Services AG is advertising for a Destination Manager (w/m/d) for worldwide deployment by arrangement. The live vacancy is posted on aerotelegraph and remains current for publication, with applicants asked to submit an updated CV and supporting documents to…

Ciconia demonstrates lightweight coordination and collision avoidance system

Ciconia publicly demonstrated a lightweight aircraft coordination and collision-avoidance system designed to let aircraft operate together without satcom or cellular links. The demonstration focused on a direct, onboard approach to deconfliction for aircraft operating in remote, contested or otherwise communications-degraded…

LATAM A320 veers off runway in Cascavel after rainy landing

LATAM Airlines Brasil’s Airbus A320 operating flight LA3858 from São Paulo/Guarulhos ran off the runway while landing at Cascavel Airport in western Paraná on Monday morning, coming to rest on wet ground beside the paved surface. The aircraft was carrying…

Atlantic Aviation Starts Work on Second Nashville FBO

Atlantic Aviation has begun construction on a new fixed-base operation at John C. Tune Airport in Nashville, adding a second presence in the city and expanding business-aviation capacity at the reliever airport west of downtown. The project includes a 7,500-square-foot…

NTSB Vice Chair Michael Graham to Retire on 2 October

National Transportation Safety Board Vice Chair Michael Graham will retire on 2 October, ending a four-year stint on the five-member board that began in 2020. The move comes just months after his confirmation to another five-year term and his designation…

NTSB Vice Chairman Michael Graham to retire on 2 October

The National Transportation Safety Board has set 2 October as the retirement date for Vice Chairman Michael Graham, ending his service on the five-member board after four years. Based in Washington, D.C., the departure comes as the NTSB faces the…

Fly91 close to ATR order as India expands regional links

Indian regional airline Fly91 is close to ordering at least 20 ATR turboprop aircraft as it moves to expand its fleet, according to people familiar with the matter. The prospective deal would deepen the carrier’s use of ATR 72-600 aircraft…

IATA data show global passenger demand nearly flat in July

IATA’s July 2026 passenger data show global demand rising just 0.2% year on year, with capacity up 0.3% and the load factor edging down to 85.2%. International traffic slipped 0.1% while domestic demand increased 0.6%, leaving the market broadly stable…