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Etihad Brings SuperJumbo A380 Back to London

  • 7 min read

Etihad Airways celebrated the return to service of its Airbus A380 on a special inaugural commercial flight from Abu Dhabi to London Heathrow.

SAS Files Updated Financials with US Court

  • 2 min read

AS AB and its subsidiaries involved in the voluntary Chapter 11 process will soon file monthly operating reports for November 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023, with the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.

Pexco’s AirShield Receives FAA STC Approval

  • 6 min read

Pexco Aerospace’s AirShield technology, which blocks airborne germs and odors, has received STC (special type certificate) certification from the FAA for use on the A320 family of narrowbody aircraft.

Image of Braille markings for an individual row on a United aircraft.

United Adds Braille to Aircraft Interiors

  • 5 min read

United’s new tactile signage is set to enhance the flying experience for passengers with visual impairments, offering them greater autonomy in identifying row numbers, seat assignments, and lavatory locations.

Airbus flag.

Airbus’ H1 Figures Show Positive Trend in Aviation Industry Recovery

  • 12 min read

Airbus SE (stock exchange symbol: AIR) has made public its consolidated financial results for the first half of the year (H1), culminating on 30 June 2023. “During the first half of 2023, we progressed well across our businesses in an operational environment that remains complex. Our commercial aircraft are in… 

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Boeing’s 20-Year Pilot, Technician, Cabin Crew Forecast

  • 3 min read

Boeing predicts a need for 2.3 million new pilots, technicians, and cabin crew in the next 20 years. The 2023 Outlook expects China, Eurasia, and North America to account for over half of the aviation staffing demand until 2042.

Boeing leaders present a check to Fly Compton. Funds will go toward flight training classes offered to underserved students in LA’s Compton community. (photo: Fly Compton)

Boeing Pilot Scholarship Program aims to increase diversity

  • 6 min read

Boeing has recently announced $950,000 worth of scholarships earmarked for pilot training and education. This initiative is a monumental step towards broadening and diversifying the talent pool in commercial aviation, particularly within the underrepresented demographics in Los Angeles.