BETA Technologies completed 14 electric flights covering nearly 700 nautical miles across Florida under the FAA's eIPP, ...

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Boeing (BA) expects the Middle East's commercial aircraft fleet to double to more than 3,500 planes by 2045, driven by ...

Airlines boost ROI through fuel-efficient, high-density fleets, sale-leasebacks, higher utilization and freighter conversions while navigating slot and supply constraints.Dublin, Nov. 03, 2026 (GLOBE ...

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AI is primarily used to analyze operational data, improve efficiency, and support decision-making behind the scenes in commercial aviation. Machine learning helps optimize flight planning by ...

A new Cirium forecast projects airlines will need 43,000 new aircraft worth $3.2 trillion over the next twenty years. However, manufacturers may struggle to deliver.

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PARIS - The Boeing Company in Arlington County, Va., announced that it forecasts global demand for 43,600 new commercial airplanes over the next 20 years, with emerging markets playing a central role ...

The new plane from Heart Aerospace took flight on August 12 at Plattsburgh International Airport in upstate New York, the company says in a press release. The piloted mission lasted 27 minutes, and ...

Commercial aircraft, in lots of ways, are the typically slower and more practical relatives of military aircraft. The U.S. Air Force's fighter jets, for instance, are often armed with an array of ...

LYON—The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) found that “fire, smoke and pressurization,” along with aircraft upset, ranked as the leading safety risks in commercial air transport using fixed ...