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Airlines and airports are racing to adopt AI to reboot the AI passenger experience. From booking to boarding, carriers and terminals across the US and Europe are rolling out automation and artificial intelligence to match rising traveler expectations. Delta Air…

American Airlines is rolling out AI tools to make airport travel faster, smarter and more personalized. American Airlines AI is now part of the carrier’s passenger-experience push, introducing a generative AI trip-planning assistant, interactive 3D seat maps for Boeing 787-9s,…

Airlines and lessors are waiting longer for new single‑aisle aircraft as Airbus and Boeing scramble to keep up with soaring demand for narrowbody jets. Global carriers are asking for more A320neo family and A321neo aircraft from Airbus and more 737…

Archer air taxi service will provide eVTOL flights for VIPs and event logistics in Los Angeles for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Super Bowl LXI. Archer Aviation has been named the exclusive air taxi partner for the Los Angeles…

A Cessna 152 encountered extreme turbulence on approach to an intermediate stopover in the US, leaving the light aircraft visibly bent but its occupants uninjured. The incident involved a Cessna 152, a two-seat, single-engine trainer and light aircraft, which experienced…

Northrop Grumman expects additional B-21 Raider contracts from the U.S. Air Force before the end of 2025. The B-21 Raider is central to U.S. strategic modernization: built for long-range strike and nuclear deterrence, the stealth bomber will operate under the…

CFM RISE open-rotor testing advances as Airbus expands A320 production in Mobile, Alabama. The CFM RISE open-rotor program from GE Aerospace and Safran has reached a blade-out safety testing milestone, marking progress toward an engine design that could cut fuel…

Boeing 747 freighter crash at Hong Kong International Airport on October 20, 2025, killed two airport workers. The aircraft involved was a Boeing 747-400F freighter operated by Emirates SkyCargo (Emirates, EK) and owned by ACT Airlines. Preliminary data released by…

Engine reliability problems have sidelined roughly one-fifth of Airbus A220s worldwide. Airbus A220 engine issues have left roughly 20% of the global A220 fleet grounded, with multiple operators in Europe and North America reporting disrupted schedules and capacity shortfalls. Airlines…

Airlines are stripping nearly-new Airbus A320neo and A321neo jets to harvest spare engines amid an Airbus engine shortage. The Airbus engine shortage is forcing carriers and lessors in Europe and North America to make a stark operational choice: keep older…