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On June 11, 2026, Japan's H3 rocket successfully launched, marking its first flight since a failure in December 2025. The mission successfully placed six small satellites into orbit.
A recent study highlights the remarkable adaptation of deer keds, parasitic flies that forfeit their wings and eyesight after securing a host, primarily deer.
Virgin Galactic's spaceplane, which facilitated the company's initial commercial flights, is back in operation to train pilots for its upcoming next-generation spacecraft.
Recent research shows that honeybees demonstrate intricate decision-making abilities during flight, revealing their adherence to Weber's law in path selection.
Travel + Leisure discusses the potential impacts of major airlines' new rules regarding power banks and lithium batteries on flights.
As fuel prices continue to rise, the viability of low-cost air travel is increasingly in jeopardy, potentially leading airlines into a new crisis.
FTAI Aviation has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, providing insights into its performance during this period.
In a landmark deal, AirAsia has ordered 150 Airbus A220-300 aircraft, marking the largest aircraft order in Canadian history and providing a significant boost to local manufacturing.
As fears of a jet fuel shortage grow, airlines have cut millions of seats, disrupting global travel plans during a critical period.
The ongoing jet fuel shortages linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz are forcing Lufthansa to cancel 20,000 flights, with experts warning of further disruptions and potential fare increases.
After years of financial difficulties, Spirit Airlines has declared it will cease operations following unsuccessful negotiations for a government bailout.
An analysis highlights the operational errors that contributed to Spirit Airlines' decline, impacting customer loyalty and financial stability.
A group of bondholders has expressed support for a $500 million bailout plan from the White House aimed at rescuing Spirit Airlines, which is currently in bankruptcy. However, opinions among the bondholders remain divided.
As jet fuel prices rise, European airlines are advocating against proposals for additional passenger benefits, citing cost management challenges.
In the wake of recent events concerning Spirit Airlines, budget airlines are now pursuing financial assistance to navigate potential challenges.
In light of ongoing negotiations for a financial package, Trump has proposed the possibility of the US government acquiring the bankrupt low-cost airline Spirit.
In a recent commentary, Jim Cramer voiced his skepticism regarding American Airlines' interest in pursuing a sale, raising questions about the airline's strategic direction.
Delta Airlines has announced plans to significantly reduce its growth trajectory as it faces increasing fuel expenses, projecting a $300 million boost from its refinery.
The recent confiscation of 2,000 garden ants at Nairobi airport underscores the rising trend of insect trafficking, particularly for exotic pets in Europe and Asia.
Strategic angle: Fuel prices have nearly doubled in the U.S. since the United States and Israel attacked Iran.