Ethiopian Airlines Orders 9 New Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Ethiopian Airlines has ordered nine new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to expand its global network, boosting its fleet to 20 fuel-efficient jets since December 2025.
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Hainan airports hit 50M annual passengers for the first time!
Hainan’s three major airports surpassed 50 million annual passengers on Dec 30, 2025, setting a new record for the Hainan Free Trade Port’s travel boom.
China Eastern launches world’s longest flight: Shanghai to Buenos Aires
China Eastern Airlines in the Chinese mainland has launched the world’s longest single-flight route, linking Shanghai and Buenos Aires via New Zealand in a twice-weekly service.
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Malaysia to resume MH370 search on December 30 with Ocean Infinity leading a 55-day seabed operation.
Airbus A320 Recall Sends Thanksgiving Travel into Turbulence ✈️
Europe’s Airbus has recalled over 6,000 A320 jets due to a software glitch, causing delays and cancellations this Thanksgiving weekend worldwide.
China Eastern Restarts India Flights After 5-Year Hiatus
China Eastern Airlines has resumed direct flights to India after a five-year pause, reopening routes between the Chinese mainland and India and boosting travel and business ties.
T1400 Takes Flight: New Unmanned Drone Chopper Ushers Tonne-Class Era in the Chinese Mainland
The T1400, a new unmanned helicopter from Harbin United Aircraft Technology Co., completed its maiden flight in the northeast of the Chinese mainland, marking the start of a tonne-class drone era.
Sanya Soars: 3 New International Flight Routes Debut ✈️🌏
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Malaysia Airlines Eyes COMAC Jets from the Chinese Mainland
Malaysia Airlines explores buying COMAC aircraft from the Chinese mainland, marking a potential shift in global aviation manufacturing.
US Shutdown Sparks Thousands of Flight Delays
Thousands of U.S. flights face delays at multiple airports as air traffic controllers work without pay during the federal government shutdown.