Why Airbus' Target Of 12 A350s Per Month By 2028 Is Now In Serious Doubt
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Lufthansa Technik and Emirates extend Airbus A380 base maintenance services
Lufthansa Technik and Emirates have extended their agreement for the base maintenance of the airline’s Airbus A380 fleet. Under a new multi-year contract, Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the global MRO company’s […]
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Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency Orders First Airbus H160 for Lifesaving Missions
Aviation News – Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) has signed an order for its first Airbus H160, enhancing the nation’s disaster response and...
Airbus receives H160 order from Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency
Airbus has received a H160 helicopter order from Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) to strengthen the…
AeroTime•Ian Molyneaux6 Sept
Ramp Agent Struck By Airbus A350 At Montreal Airport, Succumbs To Injuries
Tragedy struck at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport on August 24th as a ramp agent was struck by an Airbus A350-900. It’s said that the individual, now deceased, had stumbled during pushback.
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Retired Airbus A340 destroyed by fire at Turkish aviation centre
A retired Airbus A340 was severely damaged by fire on Saturday after flames broke out aboard the aircraft at an aviation and science centre in Çay?rova, near Istanbul. The fire broke out on September 5 at around 15:00 local time at the UçakPark Aviation Science Center in Kocaeli province. Firefighters and police were dispatched to […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth6 SeptAI
First Flight for IAI A330-300 P2F Conversion
IAI has completed the first flight of its Airbus A330-300 passenger to freight conversion program. The first Airbus A330-300BDSF, with
Air Insight•Ernest Arvai6 Sept
AATC expands capabilities for Singapore Flying College with ALSIM simulator
Airbus Asia Training Centre (AATC), a joint venture between Airbus and Singapore Airlines, has announced the acquisition of an advanced ALSIM Airliner simulator. The new flight training device will directly […]
Japan’s fire and disaster management agency orders first Airbus H160
Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA), under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, has signed an order for an Airbus H160, marking the agency’s very first acquisition of […]
Air Tanker Meets Flying ICU In The RAF's Airbus Voyager
From aerial refueling to aeromedical evacuation, the RAF's Voyager provides critical support for British and coalition airpower.
American Airlines Nears 65-Jet Order That Could End Its All-Boeing Widebody Fleet
American leadership is considering modern Airbus widebodies in fleet design.
Qantas Moves Up Airbus A380 Retirement By 4 Years, First Superjumbo To Exit In 2028
As the toll of United States’ Operation Epic Fury continues to exact a high price on the global aviation industry, the latest casualty is the Airbus A380 fleet of Australian carrier Qantas. Qantas originally planned to begin phasing out its ten A380s in 2032. That has been rescheduled for 2028, which follows on the arrival of the first A350-1000s next year.
IAI’s first converted Airbus A330-300 freighter completes maiden flight
A330-300BDSF begins flight-test campaign as Israeli company prepares to certify its first Airbus passenger-to-freighter conversion
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier5 SeptTR
Emirates Launches World’s First Electric Premium Economy Seat
Emirates is improving its Premium Economy experience in the long-term with the launch of the world’s first electrically powered Premium Economy seat. This seat features a vertical privacy screen between every seat, which can also be easily adjusted. With its Airbus A350 debut, the new Premium Economy seat combines technological innovation with greater comfort for […]
Travel Radar•Nibras Malik5 Sept
Why This Airline's New Airbus A350-1000 Headrest Speakers Aren't The Concert-Hall Experience Marketing Suggests
Headrest speakers are an interesting bit of technology, but they have their problems. Here is what you need to know.
Qantas’ A380s set for an early retirement — again
While presenting its financial results for August 2026, Qantas announced plans to accelerate the retirement of its iconic Airbus A380-800s, part of its fleet since September 2008. The original withdrawal plan for the A380s was set to be completed in 2032, but it will be brought forward by four years. The main factors behind this […]
Flightradar24 Blog•Sebastián Polito4 Sept
Here's What Pilots Notice When Switching From The Airbus A220 To The Embraer E195-E2
With airlines debating whether to opt for the A220 or E195-E2, what is it actually like to fly each of these aircraft, and what makes them different?
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SAS Completes Starlink Installation Across Airbus A320neo Fleet
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has made high-speed onboard connectivity available on the airline’s European flights with the installation of Starlink satellite internet across its entire Airbus A320neo fleet. The airline first introduced Starlink connectivity in March and has now finished installing the service across the aircraft type, allowing SAS passengers to work, stream content, browse the […]
Travel Radar•Manahil Chaudhary4 Sept
KLM's First Airbus A350 Completes 90-Minute 1st Flight
KLM's first Airbus A350 has completed its first flight, beginning a fleet transformation crucial to protecting its Schiphol hub.
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easyJet operates busiest day in its history
easyJet has recorded its busiest-ever operating day, carrying more than 343,000 passengers on over 2,000 flights across its network. The UK accounted for more than 196,000 passengers and 1,100 flights, also establishing a new single-day record for the airline’s British operations. The milestone came during easyJet’s largest summer programme to date. Eight additional Airbus A320-family […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban4 Sept