American Airlines Rolls Out Aircraft Trading Cards: Better Late Than Never!
American Airlines has joined the trend of offering trading cards, though the airline is only doing this in celebration of its 100th birthday. While I first covered this back when the airline made the announcement, there’s now an update, as these should be available on a pretty widespread basis.
One Mile at a Time
South Korea’s Jeju Air reduces 2018 Boeing 737 MAX 8 order by 20%
South Korea’s Jeju Air has reduced an order placed with Boeing in 2018 for 737 MAX 8 aircraft,…The postSouth Korea’s Jeju Air reduces 2018 Boeing 737 MAX 8 order by 20%appeared first onAeroTime.
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PhanCon 2026 Brings Enthusiasts Behind The Scenes Of Greece’s Operational F-4 Fleet
PhanCon returned to Andravida Air Base in May 2026, giving participants unprecedented access to Greece’s operational F-4E AUP Phantom II fleet and the personnel who keep it flying. The European Phantom Conference (PhanCon) returned once again to Greece in May 2026 for its latest edition. The event brought aviation enthusiasts from around the world to […]
The Aviationist
The IATA AGM Debrief
Gordon joins Jay from Rio as the IATA AGM wraps. The two then turn to Brazil itself: one of the world's largest aviation markets, and one of its most consolidated — a combination that shapes everything from pricing to who gets to compete. Watch This Episode
Airline Weekly
Turkish Airlines carried 7.9 million passengers in May 2026
Turkish Airlines has reported its strongest ever May load factor after carrying 7.9 million passengers last monthThe postTurkish Airlines carried 7.9 million passengers in May 2026appeared first onAirline Routes & Ground Services.
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Why Aviation Intelligence Needs to Move at the Speed of Decisions
Aviation has always been a fast-moving industry; routes open and close, competitors pivot, markets shift in ways that even the most seasoned analysts don't always see coming. And yet, for years, the tools many aviation professionals have relied on to understand those shifts have struggled to keep pace.