Attorneys for families of 737 Max crash victims plan to continue their legal battle despite suffering a setback on 31 March, when a federal court dismissed an appeal seeking to have criminal fraud charges reinstated against Boeing.
The UK has taken delivery of its last of 48 on-order Lockheed Martin F-35Bs, as firm details around its future purchase plans remain to be outlined.
Air Serbia has turned in a full-year pre-tax profit of €45.3 million ($52.5 million), having generated almost €720 million in revenues over the course of 2025.
Russian federal air transport regulator Rosaviatsia has certified the passenger seating for the Ilyushin Il-114-300 turboprop.
Now in its second month, the US-Iran war has already disrupted the financial performance and operations of some airlines, though the conflict’s impact on the aerospace manufacturing industry still appears relatively muted.
The move sets up a showdown for the Luftwaffe tender between the Boeing-Rheinmetall team and an Airbus-Kratos partnership announced last year.
Surging jet fuel prices are among several factors pressuring Alaska’s first-quarter operational results.
Embraer’s C/KC-390 tactical transport has completed what the airframer describes as “an intensive cold‑weather demonstration campaign” conducted at Sweden’s Vidsel test range.
United Aircraft has wrapped up two weeks of natural icing tests in Arkhangelsk for three new aircraft models.
Turboprop lessor Abelo has firmed three ATR 72-600 options dating from an agreement signed at the Dubai air show in 2023.
German researchers have used live commercial air traffic for the first time to test a wake-vortex warning and avoidance system.
Yemeni carrier FlyAden has marked the arrival of its first Airbus aircraft, an A320 carrying the airline’s distinctive colour scheme.