Lufthansa Group is considering to acquire or lease aircraft that were originally destined for now-sanctioned Russian airlines. As airplanes and spare parts are among the list of the European Union’s sanctions against … [read more]
The world’s heaviest aircraft, the Antonov An-225 Mriya has been destroyed in a Russian attack on its home base Antonov International Airport (also known as Hostomel Airport) in Ukraine, confirmed in a tweet … [read more]
The European Union is banning all Russian airlines from serving destinations in the EU and flying through its airspace. This was first reported by German public broadcaster ARD on Saturday evening. At … [read more]
More Eastern European countries have announced that they will close their airspaces to Russian airlines and aircraft operators. On Thursday, the United Kingdom became the first European nation (besides Ukraine) to ban … [read more]
Poland will close its airspace for all Russian airlines starting in the night from Friday to Saturday, the country announced on Friday afternoon. This comes after the European Union announced a number … [read more]
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, both the United Kingdom and the European Union have announced sanctions against Russia, with some affecting aviation. The UK government announced on Thursday that it … [read more]
Ukraine has closed its airspace for civil flights after Russia started attacks on several Ukrainian sites on Thursday morning, 24th February. Notams (Notice to Air Missions) have been issued for all of … [read more]
Aircraft manufacturer Airbus and engine manufacturer CFM International have signed an agreement to introduce a hydrogen-powered flight demonstration programme. This partnership will see the two companies modify and equip an Airbus A380 … [read more]
Lufthansa Group has taken the decision to temporarily suspend flights to Kiev and Odesa in Ukraine, the company confirmed on Saturday (19th February). Effective Monday, this will affect Lufthansa, Swiss and Austrian … [read more]
The Ukrainian government is providing a US $590 million budget to guarantee the continuation of commercial flights, after insurance companies decided they would no longer insure flights in the Eastern European country. … [read more]
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