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ZeroAvia has become the first hydrogen-electric power plant developer to obtain design organization approval. The design organization approval (DOA) from the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) sends a clear signal about the capabilities and procedures ZeroAvia has established to remain compliant with U.K. commercial air regulations, the company told Cargo Facts. The DOA is for […] source

JetBlue will be flying even further into Europe next year. The airline has announced that it is adding new daily summer seasonal service from Boston Logan International Airport to Barcelona and Milan in 2026. The new routes are scheduled to start in April and May respectively, with tickets going on sale from tomorrow. JetBlue has also confirmed that all of this year’s seasonal transatlantic routes from Boston will be returning. This will mean that the airline will offer nine daily nonstops from Boston to Europe in the summer, to go with the six daily nonstop flights to Europe that it…

The UK Defense Secretary said the Russian ship pointed lasers at a RAF P-8 Poseidon while on the edge of UK waters off Scotland. The Russian intelligence ship Yantar is currently sailing on the edge of UK waters off the coast of Scotland, monitored by the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy. During a surveillance mission, a RAF P-8 Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) was targeted by a laser from the Russian ship, said the UK Defense Secretary John Healey on Nov. 19, 2025. Shining lasers at an aircraft is extremely dangerous and can have serious consequences, possibly blinding…

Andres Bianchi, chief executive of LATAM Cargo, will join Cargo Facts for a fireside chat at the inaugural Cargo Facts Routes and Airports Conference set for April 27-28, 2026, at the Marriott Al Forsan Abu Dhabi. The event will bring together industry decision-makers, global executives and leaders to analyze cargo-specific route development processes, the global factors shaping network changes and the role airports play in route optimization. The fireside chat with Bianchi is scheduled for 10:15 on Tuesday, April 28. View the full event agenda. Bianchi became CEO of LATAM Cargo in 2017. He has more than eighteen years of…

Azerbaijan’s Silk Way West Airlines has increased an existing order with Airbus to four A350F freighters at Dubai Airshow 2025.   On November 19, 2025, Silk Way West Airlines and Airbus announced a firm contract for an additional two A350F freighter aircraft had been signed.   Silk Way West Airlines ordered two Airbus A350Fs in 2022 with an option for two further aircraft. Delivery of the first A350Fs was planned over 2027-2028.  “We are delighted to extend our partnership with Airbus on the A350F programme,” said Wolfgang Meier, President of Silk Way West Airlines. “This order, bringing our total commitment to four aircraft,…

We live in an era where many airlines are constantly seeking ways to unlock new routes and improve cost-efficiency. The emergence of long-range single-aisle aircraft has significantly reshaped the aviation landscape. In our guide, we will explore how Airbus has revolutionized long-haul travel, but not with massive widebody jets as one might think, but through the clever evolution of its single-aisle family. We’ll look in particular at how the deployment of the Airbus A321LR and subsequently, the Airbus A321XLR changed the game: opening up new direct routes, enabling operators of all kinds to fly thinner long-haul markets, and making narrowbodies…

The KC-135 was used to expand tactical communications across joint and combined forces for contested, multi-domain operations, and is now testing the High Value Airborne Asset Pod. The Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Command Test Center (AATC) has just disclosed that its KC-135 Test Detachment, working alongside the Utah Air National Guard’s 151st Wing, tested advanced connectivity systems aboard a KC-135 during the recent Resolute Force Pacific 25 (REFORPAC 25) exercise in July. These systems allowed to expand tactical communications across joint and combined forces, demonstrating “how warfighter-driven innovation can transform the proven KC-135 Stratotanker into a next-generation asset…

SuperNova Airlines this week launched scheduled cargo flights between Liege Airport in Belgium and Ostrava in the Czech Republic with its sole aircraft, a 737-800 freighter. The 2007-vintage 737-800BDSF (34970, ex-Royal Flight) departed Ostrava (OSR) for Liege (LGG) for the first time on Nov. 17. SuperNova will operate the route four times per week, LGG […] source

Day three of Dubai Airshow 2025 delivered a steady mix of commercial and cargo aircraft orders, new airline customers for both Airbus and Boeing, and one notable defence-industry localisation announcement. The day’s activity highlighted continued demand for narrowbody growth in the region, fresh commitments from established Gulf carriers, and renewed momentum in the freighter market. Below is a summary of all the Day 3 announcements published by AeroTime. Looking for the Day 2 highlights? You can find the full list of announcements here. November 19, 2025, 14:20 (UTC +3) Tawazun signs deal with MBDA and Flyr for defence localisation in UAE…

It’s common for airlines to send out post-flight surveys (and they’re worth filling out, because they do matter). However, here’s an interesting variation on that, as I don’t think I’ve ever received a survey like this… Alaska sends me survey about flight on partner airline I recently redeemed Alaska Atmos Rewards points for travel in Aer Lingus business class. Today, I received an email from Alaska, asking me to rate the flight: We want to hear from you Our records show you recently flew from Dublin to Boston. Your flight was on Aer Lingus, a partner of Alaska Airlines. We’d…