NASA picks SpaceX rocket to launch asteroid threat hunter NEO Surveyor in 2027
Delta & United Appeal To USDOT For Flexibility On South African Routes
United Airlines has requested the Department of Transportation (DOT) to provide it with certain flexibility regarding its flights to South Africa. The carrier notes that it has asked for something that Delta Air Lines had previously filed for.
First (and last?) look at Intuitive Machines' next moon lander's footpad designs (photos)
US Airline Group Calls On Congress To Fund Better Air Traffic Control
Trade organization Airlines for America (A4A) has called on Congress to pump more money into air traffic control (ATC) staffing amid ongoing controller shortages. Additionally, the group believes the modernization of the National Airspace System (NAS) is a top priority to keep the United States at the forefront of aviation safety.
NASA installs 'bulletproof' sunshade on powerful Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (photos)
Spirit Airlines Brings Back Change Fees On "Go" Fares
Spirit Airlines'website has indicated that passengers choosing the airline’s most basic fare option will now have to pay to change or cancel their flights, a reversal from its policy that it announced not even a year ago.
German Airport Strikes Lead To Flight Disruptions
Two of Germany's largest and busiest airports are facing extensive operational disruption today as a result of strike action being taken by one of the company's biggest trade unions. Airport workers in Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf have walked out amid a wage dispute, with their absence resulting in widespread cancelations and delays. The strikes came about after recent wage negotiations proved fruitless.
Earth safe from 'city-killer' asteroid 2024 YR4 'That's impact probability zero folks!'
Senator Questions Deputy USDOT Secretary Nominee On SMS Decision After Fatal 737 MAX Crash
The nomination of Steven Bradbury to become the Deputy Secretary of Transportation has split Democrats and Republicans at the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. The surrounding discourse included questions about the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) actions – or inactions – during the Boeing 737 MAX crisis in 2018 and 2019.
Australia & New Zealand Get New Foreign Airline Across The Tasman
The Trans-Tasman market between Auckland and Brisbane has gained a new fifth-freedom operator: Solomon Airlines.The little-discussed carrier became the city pair's fifth operator, joining Air New Zealand, China Airlines, Jetstar, and Qantas. Cirium Diio data shows this is the first time the market has had that many carriers since 2020.
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NASA's 'SPHEREx' infrared space telescope is launching this week. Here's why it's a big deal
Smoke Onboard: Sydney-Bound Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-900 Returns To Los Angeles
A Delta Air Lines flight bound for Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport from Los Angeles was forced to return on Saturday night after smoke was detected in the galley, according to CNN. Flight DL43, which had departed from Los Angeles International Airport at approximately 21:00 local time, was just 30 minutes into its journey when the decision was made to turn back.
Trump DOT Nominee Says Regulators "Need To Be Tougher" On Boeing
In a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Thursday, the Trump administration's nominee for deputy secretary of the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) said that the government "needs to be tougher" on Boeing following production delays with many government and civilian aircraft.
Brussels Airlines Turns To Air Europa For Boeing 787 Flights To New York
Belgian flag carrier Brussels Airlines (SN) currently lacks long-haul capacity. It has signed an agreement with Air Europa to provide some excess capacity on its New York route to free up an Airbus A330. That aircraft can then be deployed elsewhere on Brussels Airlines’ network, mitigating some of the impact of the partly grounded fleet.
Astronomers discover misshapen galaxy is a cosmic predator that bears 'scars' from its last meal (photo)
Atlas Air & DHL Express Part Ways As They Ditch Polar Air Joint Venture
Atlas Air and DHL Express plan to dissolve their joint venture, Polar Air Cargo, according to a report by Cargo Facts.
Airbus Reportedly Delaying A350 Freighter Program
Reuters reported that Airbus may be unable to raise A350 output above six per month in 2025, while the A350F freighter program will be delayed by up to twelve months. While Airbus does not comment on the faltering Boeing 777X project, Airbus has been quietly cashing in by securing increasing orders for the A350 Family and had planned to double monthly production to 12 by 2028.
Virgin Atlantic & WestJet Codeshare Grows Across The Pond
Virgin Atlanticand WestJet have expanded their codeshare agreement, with the two making adjustments after the former’s plans to launch direct flights to Toronto, Canada.
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