FlightGlobalJon Hemmerdinger

U.S. and Mexico outline steps to settle Mexico City air-services dispute and restore U.S. carrier slot access, with AIFA formall

The U.S. and Mexico governments say they have agreed on steps toward resolving a dispute over Mexico City airport access under the 2015 open-skies air services agreement. The plan would return slots to U.S. carriers under commitments aimed at ensuring fair access; current limits on Mexican airlines remain until implementation.

2026-05-06T07:15:29.141455-07:00
Airline EconomicsJustin Pugsley

LATAM profit beats expectations but fuel outlook clouds 2026 guidance

By Airline Economics: LATAM Airlines Group posted stronger-than-expected first-quarter earnings, but cut full-year guidance as higher fuel costs and a conservative pricing outlook weigh on margins.

2026-05-06T03:14:08.577520-07:00
Urban Air Mobility NewsPhilip Butterworth-Hayes

Skyports, Australia’s City of Gold Coast partner to develop vertiport network

By Urban Air Mobility News: Skyports Infrastructure has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the City of Gold Coast, to collaborate on implementing advanced air mobility (AAM) within the city.

2026-05-06T03:11:48.237766-07:00
rotorhub.comGideon Ewers

Queensland Police celebrates delivery of three Bell 429s at RotorTech -

By rotorhub.com: Queensland Police Service (QPS) and Bell Textron celebrated the commissioning of three Bell 429s by the service at Rotortech Australia. The delivery doubles the size of the QPS 429 fleet and makes it the largest law enforcement operator of Bell products in Australia.

2026-05-06T02:53:44.265614-07:00
CNBCSawdah Bhaimiya

Lufthansa faces nearly $2 billion in extra fuel cost amid the Iran war, after axing 20,000 flights

By CNBC: Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa, expects to take on 1.7 billion euros (nearly $2 billion) in additional fuel costs this year, as the Middle East conflict poses "enormous challenges.".

2026-05-06T00:05:37.568523-07:00