AINonlineKerry Lynch

Air Charter Safety Foundation expands partnerships and forms working groups focused on ground incidents

The Air Charter Safety Foundation is broadening its partnerships and setting up new working groups, including one dedicated to addressing ground-incident themes. The move signals an expanded push to turn safety reporting and shared findings into practical, charter-relevant risk reduction.

2026-04-13T09:08:39.673756-07:00
Delta Air LinesStaff Writer

The Suite Spot

By Delta Air Lines: Delta will debut its next generation Delta One® suite for A350-1000s and expands its suite offering to the A330-200/300 fleet, extending its lead with the most business class suites of any U.S.

2026-04-13T06:07:50.285697-07:00
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lufthansa-technik.com

Lufthansa Technik and Designworks unveil Narrowbody VIP Cabin Concept “The BOW”

By lufthansa-technik.com: At this year’s Aircraft Interior’s Expo (AIX), Lufthansa Technik is presenting an entirely new approach to VIP aviation: “The BOW” – a modular narrowbody cabin concept created in exclusive collaboration with Designworks, a BMW Group Company.

2026-04-13T04:07:24.122802-07:00
AeroTimeJean Carmela Lim

Qantas' Project Sunrise A350 emerges from Airbus factory

By AeroTime: First Qantas A350 for Project Sunrise rolls out in France, bringing nonstop Sydney to London and New York flights closer to reality ahead of 2027 launch.

2026-04-13T04:57:18.563437-07:00
SkiftPeden Doma Bhutia

Etihad Doubles Down on China With its Biggest Single-Market Push in Years

By Skift: Etihad is launching five new routes to China, making it one of the very many airlines looking to cash in on the post-pandemic boom in the country.

2026-04-13T04:08:04.330609-07:00
ReutersForrest Crellin

Safran aims to double output of engine parts at northern France facility

By Reuters: French jet-engine maker Safran will invest 150 million euros ($175 million) in a high-tonnage hydraulic press to boost output of critical engine components, Chief Executive Olivier Andries said on Monday, as the group accelerates production and tightens control over its supply chain.

2026-04-13T05:55:44.542193-07:00
Paddle Your Own KanooMateusz Maszczynski

KLM's Sky High Wage Bill For Aircrew and CEO is Proving Highly Controversial in the Netherlands

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Soaring wage bills for aircrew at the Dutch flag carrier KLM, and an inflation-busting bonus package for its chief executive, are proving to be incredibly controversial in the Netherlands, where the country’s finance minister has vowed to object to the bonus at the airline’s next general meeting.

2026-04-13T05:34:41.428586-07:00