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ch-aviationPaul Ash

US court convicts Russian in $1 million Aeroflot aircraft-spares case

A U.S. court has convicted a Russian national in a case involving approximately $1 million worth of aircraft spare parts destined for Aeroflot. The conviction highlights the legal and compliance exposure surrounding the movement of aviation components linked to Russia.

2026-09-03T11:33:47.917277-07:00
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Business TravellerGeorge Gomez

Southwest Airlines to Open First Airport Lounges in Four US Cities

By Business Traveller: Southwest Airlines will open airport lounges in four cities, pairing Chase card access with its premium travel push in 2027.

2026-09-03T06:13:34.755936-07:00
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Aircraft Interiors InternationalWeb Team

Emirates raises the standard of privacy in premium economy

By Aircraft Interiors International: Emirates is launching the world’s first premium-economy seat to feature a full-height, electrically powered adjustable privacy screen. The new seat will debut on the airline’s newly received Airbus A350 aircraft, with the 28-seat Premium Economy cabin having a 2-3-2 configuration.

2026-09-03T08:52:19.937596-07:00
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ReutersAbhijith Ganapavaram

India's Fly91 orders 40 ATR turboprops in bet on smaller cities

By Reuters: Indian regional airline Fly91 on Thursday placed a firm order for 40 ATR ​72-600 turboprops, one of the largest single orders ever for the Franco-Italian planemaker, as the ‌carrier bets on demand from smaller Indian cities.

2026-09-03T03:29:22.881164-07:00
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Airline WeeklyJay Shabat, Meghna Maharishi

Why U.S. Airlines Are Betting Big on Europe in 2027

By Airline Weekly: In part one, Jay and Meghna discuss the latest transatlantic expansion announcements from United and American Airlines and what they reveal about how U.S.

2026-09-03T03:53:19.451780-07:00