Aviation
Boeing, Technion move Israeli sustainable jet fuel project into implementation phase
Boeing and the Technion are moving their joint sustainable aviation fuel initiative from feasibility work into hands-on development of cost-competitive electrofuels.
Seven killed as private jet crashes during takeoff at Maine airport
FAA warns airlines on Central, South American flights of potential military actions
EU Aviation Safety Agency warns pilots not to operate in Iranian airspace
Two US Jews killed in New York private plane crash
The two victims have yet to be officially identified by local police, but local news reports state that they are Jewish men from Cleveland, Ohio.
Drone taxi takes first spin in Paris air traffic ahead of 2024 launch
The Volocopter's digital fly-by-wire system and multiple rotors make it much easier to fly than a traditional helicopter, the test pilot said.
Israel’s sole glass manufacturer to decrease its carbon footprint thanks to Airovation
The new MOU will see Airovation run a two-phase scale-up process, eventually leading to the first fully commercial unit that will reduce the carbon footprint and secure Phoenicia’s supply chain.
Russia not re-elected to UN aviation agency's 36-member council
Russia was decisively removed from a special UN committee on aviation practices, limited to only 36 members.
Former Moscow Aviation Institute head Gerashchenko dies in fall
The Moscow Aviation Institute opened a commission to investigate his death.
Is putting your feet on the chair in front of you on flights normal - or gross?
A passenger recorded the legs of a passenger behind her, who stuck his legs under her seat until they popped out in front of her. She shared the photo on social media, sparking debate.
Aviation fears grow over Russia fallout from Ukraine crisis - analysis
Aviation bosses are worried about the impact on dealings with Russian companies. Sanctions could disrupt payments to leasing firms.
Histadrut labor dispute sets scene for airport strike
The Histadrut has declared a labor dispute with the Israeli aviation industry that could lead to airport closures.
IAF: 'We need to be fit, sharp, and always ready to strike'
While it may seem as if Israel is going through a relatively quiet period along its borders at the moment, one branch of the IDF is busy 24/7 – in the air.
IAF: Still no explanation for November plane crash
Last month, flight instructor Itay Zaiden, 42, from Kibbutz Shoval and corporal Lihu Ben-Bassa, 19, from Rishon Lezion, were killed in an aviation accident.
