The Asia-Pacific aviation sector faced a near-total operational collapse today, February 19, as six major countries reported a combined 2,510 flight disruptions.
As the U.S. aviation sector grapples with holiday delays, Spirit Airlines is fighting for its very survival in a New York bankruptcy court.
Federal aviation officials continue to maintain a heightened security posture over Puerto Rican airspace this week, as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) balances regional stability with ongoing military operations in the southern Caribbean.
After months of severe aviation gridlock and regional tension, Venezuela’s commercial airspace is once again welcoming the roar of international jet engines.
In a significant move to "right-size" its operations, Frontier Airlines announced today that it has reached an agreement to return 24 Airbus A320neo aircraft to its lessors earlier than planned.
The aviation industry is navigating a high-stakes logistical puzzle following an official NOTAM A0356/26 alert from Cuban aeronautical authorities, citing a temporary shortage of Jet A-1 aviation fuel.