Aviation
US military planes harming Israeli commercial activity, airports chief says
Sharon Kedmi told KAN's Reshet Bet radio station that 70% of activity at the airport is limited because of the space and resources being taken up by American military activity.
US refueling aircraft to stay at Ben-Gurion Airport until the end of 2027 - report
Arkia to add flights to Saigon, expanding Vietnam operations
EU aviation agency extends its recommendation against flying to Israel, Gulf states
British World War II planes discovered in Ukraine
In total, 3000 models of the plane had been sent to help the USSR fight off the Nazis from 1941 until 1944.
Wagner shot down one of few Russian command aircraft in revolt - UK
Although brief, the Wagner mutiny was costly for Russia.
Wagner killed Russian pilots in aborted revolt, Vladimir Putin reveals
Despite Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's claim that the Wagner rebellion was halted to avert Russian bloodshed, Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that Russian pilots have been killed.
US limits exports to flight schools, others for training Chinese military pilots
The listed companies are restricted from receiving US exports for other activities deemed contrary to US interests, including acquiring US items for China’s military modernization.
Aviation experts gather in Tel Aviv to discuss the future of the industry
The conference delved into various aspects of the industry, with a particular focus on aircraft and engine financing and leasing, oil costs and the broader aviation market.
What is behind Iran's progress on locally-built aircraft? - analysis
Iran’s ability to manufacture aircraft is important because it helps Iran’s know-how on other issues such as building drones and missiles.
Ohio building fire damages historic Wright Brothers factory
The blaze at an airplane factory built by the Wright Brothers in the years after their historic first successful flight in 1903 broke out in the early morning hours on Sunday.
JSSI and JetSetter's global ties are flying from increased normalization - opinion
The Abraham Accords have provided a rare gift: the opportunity to deepen the ties between people and connect countries
Americans arrested for allegedly sending aviation technology to Russia - US official
The US Commerce Department is working with the FBI and Justice Department prosecutors, according to a Commerce Department official.
Russian bomber jets intercepted over Alaska by US air defense systems
The aircraft, which were identified on February 13, did not enter United States or Canadian airspace and did not pose a threat
