Zimbabwe has a shortage of hard currency, as they were banned from trading currencies in 2019 due to some of their changes in the banking and financial sectors. Since then, they have introduced a local currency, but is is significantly … Continue reading Foreign Airlines has almost $200 Million Dollars Stuck in Zimbabwe

An airport in South Korea just recently launched self-boarding stations. In this station, passengers would only have to scan their palm and not show a boarding pass. The scan would check the passenger’s identity and boarding pass without having to … Continue reading South Korea launches Self-Scanning Boarding Stations

A fatal crash in Australia a while back found multiple violations of the aircraft not meeting specifications, along with an unlicensed pilot flying the plane. The Jodel D11’s engine failed mid air, and the pilot tried to make an emergency … Continue reading Fatal Crash Investigation found Pilot Unlicensed and Aircraft Not meeting Specifications

G With tourism demand increasing, one would think that that flights would be in high demand as well. However, it is the complete opposite, at least for Australia. Flights from the United States to Australia are in extremely low demand, … Continue reading American Airlines and United Airlines weigh decisions about flights to Australia

Bombardier beat earnings this past year with revenues up 7% and earnings up 200%. They released plans as well to increase deliveries by 15-20% in 2023. However, in that quarter, their deliveries were down from 44 business jets a year … Continue reading Bombardier Beat Earnings, but provide caution for Future Deliveries

General Electric ($GE) and Boeing ($BA) have signed a deal together to break into the electric aviation industry. Under the agreement, Boeing will provide GE with airplane specifications, flight testing, and systematic information services. They will work together to build … Continue reading Boeing and GE to Work Together on Building A Hybrid-Electric Aircraft

The dispute between Qatar Airways and Airbus thickens as more orders for some of the Jets that were ordered were rescinded. As a refresher, there were defects on some of the aircrafts that Qatar Airways ordered. They are one of … Continue reading Airbus rescinds Plane Orders as Qatar Airways Dispute Thickens

Textron Aviation has been ramping their production in utility twin-turboprops and just recently came out with one of their newest models. Introducing the Cessna 408 SkyCourier, this aircraft brings, “cabin flexibility, payload capability, performance, and low operating costs to the … Continue reading Textron comes out with the first SkyCourier

So far in 2022, there have been a reported 323 passenger incidents reported to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Just a day after the American Airlines and Frontier merger, an American Airlines flight that was bound to Los Angeles (LAX) … Continue reading American Airlines diverted locations mid-flight after passenger made a threat

The U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) just recently made public of new regulations, standards, and rules for emissions testing. This proposal would substitute the current smoke standards on large jet airplanes, and also set a smoke limit for smaller turbine … Continue reading New Rules Proposed by the EPA for Engine Emissions