Sun PhuQuoc Airways has been granted Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) certification by the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam, allowing it to perform aircraft repair and maintenance within its approved scope.

Philippine Airlines' flight safety video, structured as a love triangle, prompted many passengers to say they "watched every second".

For the first time since 2018, US aircraft manufacturer Boeing received more orders than Airbus, totaling over 1,100 aircraft.

Vietnam Airlines flight VN36 from Frankfurt to Hanoi diverted for an emergency landing at Kolkata airport, India, to provide timely medical aid to a passenger experiencing health issues.

The airline adds three A321neo aircraft, enhancing operational capacity and meeting increased travel demand on key domestic routes.

A male korean tourist was removed from a flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Busan on 14/12 by security forces following allegations of harassing a female passenger seated next to him.

The Boeing 787, the largest wide-body aircraft operated by Vietnamese airlines, will land at Long Thanh this afternoon for a technical flight on 15/12.

Vietjet receives 22 Airbus, Boeing, and COMAC aircraft to expand routes for the year-end season and Tet 2026.

Intoxicated airline passengers frequently cause disturbances, ranging from arguments to attempting to open emergency exits, leading to flight delays or emergency landings.

Tens of thousands of americans faced delays and cancellations after the thanksgiving holiday, as a snowstorm blanketed the midwest and great lakes region.

Ben Vos and his team at Schiphol Airport, Netherlands, are on call 24/7 to receive, process, and repatriate passengers who take their last breath in the sky or in a foreign land.

Starting December 1, Vietnam Airlines implements new regulations for passengers without checked baggage, requiring them to check in online or at kiosks.

Uong Viet Dung, Director of Civil Aviation of Vietnam, announced that airlines will update the ELAC computer software, which controls altitude and flight direction, before the 6:59 deadline on 30/11.

By the morning of 29/11, 68 flights from Vietnamese airlines were rerouted to avoid hazardous weather caused by typhoon Koto, ensuring passenger safety.