Airline is ramping up its 737 Max fleet, having recently ordered 100 of the narrowbodies.

Peter Gerber says the German carrier had to change its business model after losing feeder agreement with Lufthansa Group.

Carrier’s certificate reinstated by Russian federal regulator.

Chief commercial officer Paul Verhagen sees new widebodies providing a step change to global long-haul network.

Forthcoming campaigns for compound rotorcraft demonstrator include trials of eco-mode engines, low-noise approaches and long-distance flights.

Language conflict and absence of transponder cited after Islander overtaken by faster aircraft on same route.

Opposition party suggests delays could deter international investors as government weighs sustainability against growth.

Airframer outlines improvements in performance, flexibility, and maintenance intervals after overcoming powerplant ‘crisis’.

The aircraft is undergoing testing and verification ahead of its first flight and subsequent delivery to the Swedish air force.

Chief executive Eivind Roald flags continued mix of business lines, including distinct networks for summer and winter seasons.

Relative lack of network overlap should speed European Commission clearance for acquisition of minority stake in Portuguese carrier, says Lufthansa Group CEO.

The company’s orderbook has particularly swelled since early 2025 amid strong demand for 737s and 787s.