An Air India flight crashed in Ahmedabad near the airport. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff. The plane was carrying 242 passengers and crew. A massive fire erupted after the crash.

Air Niugini operates international flights to and from Papua New Guinea to Australia, Singapore, the Philippines, Hong Kong China, and the Solomon Islands. Including domestic services, it operates ...

Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink said on Thursday that it'll probably cost less than $400 million to retrofit the jet. Some costs, he added, would likely still exist regardless.

But the Air Force “believes” it will cost “less than $400 million to retrofit that aircraft,” service secretary Troy Meink said during a House Armed Services Committee hearing Thursday.

Tata Group's Air India is in talks with Airbus and Boeing for a major new aircraft order including some 200 extra single-aisle planes, topping up a mammoth deal in 2023 as the former state carrier ...

Background Air Niugini planned to introduce eleven A220 aircraft as part of a Refleet Program, funded by multiple international agencies and lessors, with the first A220-300 scheduled to enter service ...

By Adam Whittaker Airbus said Air Niugini, the national carrier of Papua New Guinea, has ordered 2 additional A220-100 aircraft. The European plane maker said Wednesday the order follows an ...

Airbus said Air Niugini, the national carrier of Papua New Guinea, has ordered 2 additional A220-100 aircraft. The European plane maker said Wednesday the order follows an initial order for six ...

Over 400 A220s are already in operation worldwide. Air Niugini’s A220 fleet will include eleven aircraft in total—three A220-300s, each with 138 seats, and eight A220-100s configured with 114 seats.

Air Niugini’s highly anticipated first brand new A220 aircraft, affectionately dubbed the “People’s Balus,” has officially entered its final assembly phase at the Airbus Canada factory in Mirabel, ...

The United States officially accepted a luxury jet to use as Air Force One from Qatar, the Department of Defense confirmed to ABC News on Wednesday. "The secretary of defense has accepted a Boeing ...

Last week, President Donald Trump confirmed plans to take a $400 million jet from Qatar and use it as an interim Air Force One—calling it a “gift, free of charge” to the Defense Department.