Twice a year, as seasons change, airlines worldwide revise their schedules — and India is no exception. For the upcoming winter season, Indian carriers plan to operate about 3% more flights than in summer. But a deeper analysis of the…
Brunei is the first ASEAN nation to officially recognize China’s aircraft certification system, clearing the way for its airlines to operate COMAC aircraft. The change marks a tangible diplomatic and commercial win for China’s civil aviation sector. And especially useful…
We frequently discuss the crucial issue of fuel burn in airline operations. The following chart reinforces the significant impact of fuel costs. The source data is the US DOT Form 41. Despite the many flaws in the US DOT datasets,…
The Norway-based low-cost carrier Norwegian has announced its Q3 2025 results, with the group, which also includes Widerøe, seeing its quarterly profits climb to almost $249 million. On October 22, 2025, Norwegian, which is also the parent company of Widerøe,…
Eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the Aerolíneas Argentinas fleet have been preventively removed from service following a series of safety incidents related to their CFM56-7B engines. The decision was fast-tracked after a flight from Buenos Aires to Córdoba was forced…
Here’s a simple three-pager tracking the duopoly from January 2000. There’s a lot of chatter about how the A320 program just surpassed the 737. This is a big moment for the industry. But if you think that somehow Airbus has…