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United Airlines Passenger Allegedly Attacks Flight Attendants After Being Denied Alcohol

A passenger aboard United Airlines flight allegedly became violent after biting and kicking a flight attendant who refused to serve her additional alcohol aboard United Airlines Flight 18. This incident occurred on Sept. 8, 2026, on a Boeing 777-200ER flying from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) in Italy to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in New […]

Travel Radar•Amelia Angelica17 Sept

• neutral toward United Airlines · 96%

Lufthansa Group Orders 737 MAXs: Which Airline Will Get Them?

Lufthansa Group confirmed on September 17 that the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG has approved the exercise of options for 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10… The post Lufthansa Group Orders 737 MAXs: Which Airline Will Get Them? first appeared on The Aviation Hub .

• neutral toward Lufthansa · 99%

Lufthansa Group To Grow Boeing 737 MAX Fleet By Securing 20 MAX 10 Orders

The airline group operates nearly 750 aircraft across all subsidiaries.

Simple Flying•Jack McGarity17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

Stocks stage a comeback after Fed-induced declines — plus, what's ailing Boeing

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

CNBC17 Sept

• critical toward Boeing · 90%

Lufthansa Group orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10s

First order for largest MAX variant expands group's commitment to 60 aircraft, with the initial 40 737-8s already assigned to Eurowings

Air Data News•Ricardo Meier17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 97%

flydubai Launches Dedicated Freighter Operations To Support Trade Expansion

Flydubai will operate three Boeing 737-800 freighter aircraft, wet-leased from SolitAir, to complement its belly-hold cargo capabilities. Each flight will have an additional 23,000 kg of payload capacity, with the operation beginning on Oct. 1, 2026.  Flydubai Expands Cargo Capabilities  This service will be based at the Al Maktoum International Airport, also known as Dubai […]

Travel Radar•Amelia Angelica17 Sept

• neutral toward Flydubai · 96%

How the 737 MAX Is Performing for US Airlines

As Boeing continues its recovery, MAXs are being delivered at rates not seen in a long time.  Current delivery rates are ~70% of pre-grounding levels.  So, it’s recovering and climbing back to the previous rates.  When the North Line starts…

Air Insight•Addison Schonland17 Sept

After being sidelined, Boeing's Starliner to get starring role in NASA's spaceflight plans

"They should fly their capsule. The government paid a lot of money for that."

Ars Technica•Eric Berger17 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 72%

Boeing says 737 MAX 10 certification is ‘very soon’

Flight testing is complete with only three Boeing deliverables remaining as FAA reviews documentation

Air Data News•Ricardo Meier17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 98%

Emiraes wraps up ATM 2026 with more than 30 partnerships

Emirates closed Arabian Travel Market 2026 having signed more than 30 agreements at the industry event, spanning tourism boards across 16 countries, and organisations at the centre of new customer segments and communities. Premium Economy is a standout draw The highlight of the airline's stand was its first electrically powered Premium Economy seat, shown publicly for the first time at ATM 2026. Thousands of visitors were able to sit in the seats and explore the latest functions and comfort in Premium Economy. It drew steady traffic throughout the show, with visitors also experiencing the A380 Shower Spa and Onboard Lounge, the Boeing 777 Game Changer First Class Suite, and A350 Business and Economy Class seats, which included the U-Dream headrest. Growing visitor flows through partnerships Emirates signed or renewed agreements with tourism authorities across Africa, Europe, Asia and the UAE, working to convert awareness in source markets into visitor arrivals and supporting travel ecosystems. In Africa, the airline signed new agreements with Kenya Tourism Board and Mozambique's ANDITUR. In Europe, Emirates signed with Visit Finland ahead of the 1 October Helsinki launch, Fjord Norway, Bologna Welcome and Parma Welcome, while Emirates Holidays partnered with the Spain Tourism Office. In West and Southeast Asia, agreements were reached with Tourism Malaysia, the Japan National Tourism Organization, the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation, Seychelles Tourism Board and Ministry of Tourism and Culture, and the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority, and renewed its partnership with the Madagascar's Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts. Closer to home, the airline renewed with Sharjah Commerce & Tourism Development Authority and signed with Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority. Tapping into new customer segments Several new agreements are creating inroads for the airline to tap into new travel segments beyond traditional leisure and corporate business. In education, the airline partnered with the Knowledge and Human Development Authority to support Dubai's ambition as a global study destination, and with ICEF, becoming a preferred global airline partner for education travel. In medical and wellness travel, an agreement with the Medical Tourism Association positions Emirates as the preferred airline for longevity and wellness travel alongside traditional medical travel. In sports, a partnership with Cutting Edge will build travel packages for fans attending major fixtures across cricket, football, motorsport, golf, tennis and more. The airline also moved deeper into marine crew travel through agreements with Cisalpina Tours International and MSC Cruises, covering seafarer rotations, dedicated crew fares and enhanced baggage allowances. Further agreements with the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration, the Finnish and Vietnamese Business Councils, Huawei, Dubai Duty Free, Alibaba Fliggy, DERTOUR Group, Emirates Islamic and Al Etihad Payments to bring Jaywan to Emirates bookings, extended the airline's reach across distinct communities and channels. Emirates and Kuwait Airways also signed to expand their interline partnership into a reciprocal codeshare. Recognitions and accolades During ATM, Emirates was recognised for product and service excellence, winning several global and local accolades. At the 2026 World Travel Awards Middle East, Emirates received four honours: Middle East’s Leading Airline – First Class 2026; Middle East’s Leading Airline Brand 2026; Middle East’s Leading Airline Lounge – First Class 2026; and Middle East’s Leading Airline Rewards Programme 2026. The airline was also named Best Long-Haul Airline at the inaugural Independent Travel Awards 2026 and received the Al Rehla Golden Travel Award in the UAE. These recognitions underscore Emirates’ continued focus on product innovation, customer experience and connectivity, as the airline continues to work to further elevate its onboard and onground experiences. Emirates has experienced a strong recovery in demand following earlier disruption and is now operating at approximately 93% of its pre-disruption capacity. Against this backdrop, discussions at the event also reflected the broader outlook for Dubai’s tourism and aviation ecosystem.

A passenger of United UA2865 is currently receiving continuous oxygen support

DENVER — A medical emergency was declared mid-flight aboard United Airlines Flight UA2865 while en route from Santa Barbara, California, to Denver, Colorado. The flight, operating on a Boeing 737-800 aircraft (registration N37298), departed Santa Barbara Municipal Airport earlier this morning. Shortly after reaching cruising altitude, pilots notified air traffic control that a passenger on […]

British Airways adds Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar as part of summer 2027 expansion

British Airways will launch seasonal flights from London Gatwick to Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar on 29 May 2027, strengthening its East African network. The triangular Gatwick–Kilimanjaro–Zanzibar–Gatwick service will operate three times weekly until 31 October. Boeing 777 aircraft will offer Club World business class, World Traveller Plus premium economy and World Traveller economy. Return fares start […]

Aviation24.be•André Orban17 Sept

• favorable toward British Airways · 86%

The Widebody Quietly Replacing The Boeing 767 On Delta Air Lines' Transatlantic Routes

Replacing a versatile widebody like the Boeing 767 is no mean feat.

Simple Flying•Josh Lamb17 Sept

• favorable toward Boeing · 66%

Cabin panels collapse during Iranian Boeing 737 rejected takeoff

Severe vibrations shook the 30-year-old 737-300 at Mashhad before the crew stopped the aircraft on the runway

Air Data News•Ricardo Meier17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 96%

Dubai Police, flydubai partner to Bbring Esaad benefits to visitors from the moment they arrive

Dubai Police and flydubai have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will give passengers arriving on the airline special access to Esaad Card benefits. The partnership will bring a wide range of discounts and offers to visitors from the start of their stay in the United Arab Emirates. Under the agreement, passengers arriving on flydubai can purchase the Esaad Card at a special price. This will give them access to benefits across a broad range of lifestyle, leisure and tourism services. The agreement was signed by Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, and Hamad Obaidalla, Chief Commercial Officer at flydubai, on the sidelines of Arabian Travel Market 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre. Benefits across 10 sectors The partnership will enable eligible arriving passengers to access Esaad discounts, offers and benefits across 10 sectors. This will help them enjoy greater value throughout their visit. These sectors include restaurants and theme parks, shopping centres, tourism and travel, health and sports, family services, automotive services, accommodation, education, government services and online shopping. The initiative is designed to enhance the tourism experience by giving visitors access to benefits across services they may use during their stay. Enhancing the visitor experience Lieutenant General Al Marri welcomed the partnership, saying it reflects Dubai Police’s commitment to building innovative partnerships across sectors. These partnerships support Dubai’s tourism ecosystem and enrich visitors’ experiences from the moment they arrive. “At Dubai Police, we consider people’s happiness and quality of life an integral part of government work in Dubai,” he said. “We are committed to expanding the impact of our initiatives and partnerships in ways that serve the community and visitors to the emirate. At the same time, we aim to strengthen Dubai’s image as one of the world’s safest cities and a destination known for its quality of life and excellence in services.” The partnership brings together Dubai Police’s Esaad programme and flydubai’s growing network of more than 125 destinations. It extends practical lifestyle benefits to visitors and supports a more rewarding and enjoyable experience throughout their time in Dubai. Meanwhile, Hamad Obaidalla, Chief Commercial Officer at flydubai, said: “We are pleased to collaborate with Dubai Police on this initiative. It reflects the importance of strategic partnerships in enhancing the experience of visitors to Dubai and delivering greater value to our customers. “As we continue to see growing demand for travel to Dubai, visitor numbers are expected to increase further over the coming months and into the winter season. This partnership will enable flydubai passengers to benefit from a wide range of offers and privileges while enjoying Dubai’s exceptional tourism, leisure and entertainment experiences throughout the year. “We remain committed to working closely with our partners to support Dubai’s position as one of the world’s leading tourism destinations and to provide visitors with a more rewarding and seamless experience from the moment they arrive.” flydubai has built a network of more than 125 destinations in 56 countries across Africa, Central Asia, the Caucasus, Central and Southeast Europe, the GCC and the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia. Almost 100 of these destinations were previously underserved markets with either no direct connections or very few direct connections to Dubai and the UAE. The airline operates a young and efficient fleet of more than 95 Boeing 737 aircraft.

• neutral toward Flydubai · 97%

Will Boeing pass Airbus in Deliveries by 2030?

The Boeing-Airbus duopoly has swung back and forth over the last few decades, with Airbus holding the advantage since the turn of the millennium. With the 737 MAX crashes and near-misses, 787 groundings, and FAA-mandated slow production, Boeing fell well…

Air Insight•Ernest Arvai17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 96%

Jupiter Jet leases Boeing 757 Freighter from AerSale

AerSale said that it had leased a Boeing 757-200PCF freighter to Kazakhstan-based cargo airline Jupiter Jet as the carrier expands its regional and international freight operations. The aircraft will support the cargo airlines’ fleet expansion and is suited to express cargo and e-commerce networks across Central Asia and neighbouring markets, AerSale said. “The aircraft’s performance […]

AviTrader•Heike Tamm17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 99%

The Problem Airlines Have With Boeing’s First 30 777Xs

In this video, we're looking at why some airlines don't want the earliest aircraft, and how Boeing is trying to turn billions of dollars' worth of parked jets into airliners customers are finally willing to fly.

Simple Flying•SF Staff17 Sept

• neutral toward Boeing · 91%

Boeing & Airbus Each Built A Passenger Jet That Only 3 Airlines Still Fly

Shrinks and stretches are not seen too often in modern airliner manufacturing, at least to the scale of the 767-400ER, 757-300 and A318

Simple Flying•Jacob Johnson17 Sept

• neutral toward Airbus · 97%

Boeing CEO gives update on 737 production, MAX 10 progress and 777X flight tests

Boeing President and CEO Kelly Ortberg presented a mix bag of industry updates regarding the planemaker’s progress as…

AeroTime•Ian Molyneaux17 Sept

• critical toward Boeing · 72%