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World's largest aircraft won't be prototyped

6 days ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Six times the cargo volume of the An-225, a cockpit as high as a five-storey building, and as long as a football field, the Windrunner under development by Radia is the first outsize cargo aircraft to be designed since the 1980s. Radia is not doing things by halves. This is an aircraft that’s been designed to carry the very largest items to the most difficult locations with ease.
Air India warned by DCGA over crew duty time violations

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

India’s aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has issued a harsh warning to Air India over repeated and serious lapses in crew rostering. It also issued a show-cause notice following a spot check that revealed flights breached the flight duty time limitation. The flights in question are two Bengaluru to London services, operating under flight number AI133, which took place on May 16 and 17, 2025.
Foreign airlines could fly in Canada

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Canada’s Competition Bureau has released a landmark report exploring why domestic air travel remains expensive and difficult to compete in. In the report, the regulator found that WestJet and Air Canada dominate the domestic market, keeping fares high and making it hard for new entrants to create a sustainable business. It also flagged a lack of connectivity for remote and northern communities, highlighting the difficulties of serving these routes.
What would a Turkish Airlines stake mean for Air Europa?

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Turkish Airlines is reported to be considering a minority stake in Air Europa. Air Europa is under pressure to raise funds to repay a government loan granted during the pandemic downturn. The news, first reported by Reuters, suggests there could be some competition for Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, both of whom have been understood to be in the running for a stake. British Airways owner IAG abandoned its plan to buy the airline last year following regulatory scrutiny.
Paris Air Show day 5 roundup:

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Day 5 at Paris Air Show was lighter on announcements than previous days and Le Bourget welcomed the public for the first day. Here are AGN’s insights and highlights from day 5 at the show. As amphibious aircraft developer, JEKTA, advances its certification campaign with scaled prototype flights and a hydrogen partnership plan, JEKTA CEO George Alafinov tells Aerospace Global News about what’s in the pipeline and why the UK is key to his growing focus on hydrogen propulsion.
Paris Air Show in pictures: Highlights of the flying display

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

For many airshow attendees, the flying display is the highlight of the day, and a rare chance to witness fighter jets, helicopters and huge commercial aircraft up close. Paris Air Show 2025 laid on a spectacular display each day, featuring leading aircraft from all sectors of the aerospace industry. Here are the highlights from the AGN team. The little Alia from Beta Technologies was interesting to see, given it’s an all-electric aircraft that’s very close to receiving certification.
Elfly gets EASA on board with its electric seaplane Noemi

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

During the 2025 Paris Air Show, Norwegian startup Elfly formalised its cooperation with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) via the signing of a pre-application contract (PAC). The PAC is an innovation-focused framework developed by EASA to support aircraft developers who are working on novel or disruptive aviation technologies. It’s an early stage agreement to collaborate during the development process, that helps to de-risk the path to certification.
Delivering medicines to remote Africa

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

During the Paris Air Show, Aviation Sans Frontières shared details of a new humanitarian partnership with Windracers. Under the partnership, the Windracers ULTRA, a heavy-lift drone, will deliver essential mediacal supplies to some of the most isolated communities in Africa. “This project represents a potential turning point for humanitarian logistics in Africa,” says Stephane Blandino, Project Manager for Aviation Sans Frontières.
All our highlights from Le Bourget

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Day four dawned hotter even than the previous three days. Orders for aircraft were definitely lighter today, although some important announcements were made. Here’s AGN’s roundup of all the important news from Paris Air Show today. Air Tahiti is set to become the first scheduled airline to operate ATR’s luxurious all-business class cabin. The HighLine cabin, unveiled just over a year ago, features a more spacious experience thanks to the removal of the overhead bins.
Paris Air Show: Airbus wraps up the show with $21 billion in deals

1 week ago | aerospaceglobalnews.com | Joanna Bailey

Airbus has had a week of deals and announcements, but has declared ‘that’s all folks’ this afternoon. In all, the European planemaker hit almost $21 billion in deals and contracts signed at the show, making a highly successful week. $14.2 billion of these were firm orders, while another $6.7 billion is currently under memorandums of understandings. In contrast, Boeing has kept a low profile in the wake of the Air India tragedy.