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Terminal 1's public area was evacuated after a woman reported carrying an unidentified substance, causing delays while police investigated.
Civil Aviation
Civil aviation news covering the airlines, airports, aircraft and regulators that move passengers and freight worldwide. Reporting on route networks, fleet decisions, safety investigations and the commercial pressures shaping the industry, from major international carriers to regional operators.
Airlines
Icelandair’s Hekla Aurora has been fully scrapped at Lleida–Alguaire Airport in Spain. The Boeing 757, registered TF-FIU, carried its distinctive northern lights…
Airlines
Air Canada is expanding its international network for summer 2027 with new routes connecting Canada to destinations across Europe, Asia and Latin…
Airlines
The French flag carrier will increase its seasonal service between Cape Town and Paris from three to five weekly flights as the…
Airlines
airBaltic’s summer 2027 schedule cuts routes across the Baltics while concentrating more flying through Riga. The strategy could improve aircraft utilisation and…
Business & Operations
JetZero has secured up to $100 million in new funding to advance its Z4 blended-wing aircraft, support the Jet1 demonstrator, and expand…
Airlines
JetBlue has unveiled BlueFirst, its first domestic first-class product, featuring spacious recliners, upgraded entertainment, premium dining, and priority airport benefits across its…
Business & Operations
NBAA’s second-quarter safety review highlights powerplant failures, runway excursions, and takeoff and landing mishaps as key business aviation risks, underscoring the need…
Airlines
Airlink has withdrawn its planned FNB Stadium flyover due to weather, while the SACAA continues analysing flight data from the controversial Cape…
Airlines
Samaritan’s Purse Boeing 767-300F N367SP passed through Glasgow Prestwick on 31 August carrying nearly 85,000 pounds of emergency supplies towards Nepal. The…