Martin Needham
QUIZ: Airbus customers and operators
Airbus held onto its crown as the world's biggest aircraft manufacturer last year, but how well do you know the European aerospace giant's biggest customers?
FAA halts FedEx DIRCM plans
The US FAA has halted FedEx Express' plans to protect its aircraft against heat-seaking missiles
Allegiant backs Boeing with blockbuster order
The Las Vegas-based ultra-low-cost carrier has gone all in with its first order for brand new jets
Inside one of the last remaining VFW-Fokker 614s
The VFW-Fokker 614 is famed for its misfortune. Woeful sales performance was followed by the jet being pulled from commercial service within a decade of its first flight. However, a sole example soldiers on, training next-generation engineers, as Martin Needham discovers here
Who's placed four 737 MAX orders in nine months?
Which company has placed FOUR separate Boeing 737 MAX orders since March? Find out here
Embraer scores big Australian eVTOL deals
Embraer’s urban air mobility off-shoot, Eve, has signed major deals with two of Australia’s smaller domestic carriers.
ITA firms up major Airbus order to overhaul fleet
The new Italian flag carrier has firmed up a huge Airbus order to overhaul its fleet of Alitalia hand-me-downs
Explained: A350 and Falcon tailchases over the Med'
What have business jets and widebody airliners flying in close formation got to do with sustainability? Here's what...
Airbus delivers the highest-density A330 ever built
Airbus has handed over the first A330-900 to be configured with a 459-seat, all-economy class cabin
Inside the world's most significant collection of British airliners
Duxford is home to the world’s most significant collection of British-built airliners. Martin Needham pays a visit to the Cambridgeshire airfield in the first of a special two-part report