Negotiations between American Airlines and the flight attendants' union have hit another roadblock this week, raising the possibility of a strike. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), representing approximately 28,000 flight attendants, stated that a favourable agreement was not reached during the latest round of talks, bringing them closer to a potential strike.

American Airlines strike looms as talks stall

Airbus is getting ready to make a lot more jets, planning to increase the production of its A320neo aircraft by about 50 per cent to 75 planes a month by 2026. This big goal means they need to spend a lot upfront on building things and hiring more people, aiming to work at full speed by 2026 or maybe 2027.

Airbus prepares for higher jet production amid up-front costs

Vivek Lall, a prominent Indian-American aerospace and defence expert who played key roles in some of the major defence deals between India and the US, has been appointed as the Chief Executive of General Atomics Global Corporation at its headquarters in San Diego, California.

Indian-American aerospace expert appointed General Atomics Chief Executive

The 53rd edition of the Paris Air Show is set to open its doors on Monday (June 17) amid safety concerns, trade wars and growing security tensions in the Gulf dampening spirits at the world's largest planemakers as they arrive for this week's gathering with little to celebrate despite bulging order books.

Boeing crisis, trade tensions to cast pall over Paris Air Show

Britain's largest commercial aerospace company is being investigated for bribery, fraud and corruption in a probe that could take years

Airbus group goes under scrutiny for bribe in UK