Aircomment English
Aircomment Podcast English delivers the most relevant stories and bold insights from the world of aviation, covering commercial, military, and corporate sectors. The show offers sharp analysis and fresh perspectives that help listeners see the industry from a new altitude.
Episodes
African aviation news 2026: 7 essential changes in the sector
African aviation is seeing new routes, cargo expansion, airport modernisation and MRO developments, although demand is not growing as quickly as capacity. The period was also marked by the crash of a Nigerian military ATR-42; the cause remains under investigation.
Flydubai emergency: key points of the flight diverted to Tabuk
Flydubai flight FZ1073 was diverted to Tabuk after an altercation in the cockpit; all passengers arrived safely. We review the confirmed facts, statements from Israeli authorities, and the questions that remain under investigation.
First flight of the A350F: a decisive step forward for the Airbus freighter
The A350F completed its maiden flight from Toulouse in four hours and ten minutes, reaching 25,000 feet. The flight begins a test campaign expected to last more than nine months before certification.
A comprehensive overview of aviation in Asia: the most important news
Aviation in Asia is accelerating its transformation with new investments in MRO, air cargo, airports and industrial cooperation. Singapore, India, China, Japan, South Korea and Indonesia are strengthening their roles in an increasingly diversified market.
Skytrax 2026: a fascinating map of the world's leading airlines
Skytrax 2026 names Singapore Airlines the world’s best airline and highlights the leadership of the major carriers across each region. The awards reflect global competition based on cabin experience, service, catering, cabin crew, cleanliness, connectivity and passenger experience.
80 years of SAS: a fascinating story of a pioneer
SAS celebrates 80 years of history, from its first intercontinental flight in 1946 to a new era of fleet and network modernization. From the DC-4 to the A350, eight decades reflect the technological evolution of Scandinavian Airlines and its historic connection between Scandinavia and New York.
Strategic advance against European air traffic congestion
Europe is modernizing its airspace through free routes, time-based separation and common technological systems to increase capacity and reduce congestion. Cooperation between navigation service providers and platforms such as iTEC SkyNex will help anticipate conflicts, improve efficiency and limit environmental impact.
Secondary barriers: 5 essential measures to protect the fleet
Secondary barriers reinforce flight deck protection during the moments when its door remains open. The FAA requires them on new aircraft, but pilots and unions are calling for their gradual installation across the entire operational fleet.
North American Airlines: 7 Essential Changes by 2027
Air Canada will expand its network to Europe and China in 2027, supported by the A321 XLR and widebody aircraft. Meanwhile, U.S. airlines will reduce services to China and Cuba while retaining their flight rights.
Chinese airline losses: 7 key consequences for 2026
China’s three largest airlines lost 8.2 billion yuan during the first half of 2026 due to higher fuel costs and pressure on airfares. Air China, China Eastern and China Southern increased their revenue but must control costs, capacity and routes to restore profitability.
European military aviation: 5 key advances that are transforming its future
European military aviation is evolving toward a connected model combining fighter aircraft, drones, distributed surveillance, artificial intelligence, and new weapon systems. Storm Shadow/SCALP, GlobalEye, Saab A3, and counter-drone technologies show how Europe is seeking greater autonomy, industrial capacity, and operational effectiveness.
Airbus and Boeing orders: essential analysis of 241 aircraft
Airbus led commercial aircraft orders in July 2026 with 204 aircraft, compared with 37 recorded by Boeing, driven primarily by the A320neo family and the SMBC Aviation Capital agreement.The analysis shows that the main challenge for both manufacturers is no longer securing demand, but increasing production and converting their enormous backlogs into regular deliveries.
MRO News: 6 new developments that show the evolution of aircraft maintenance
August 2026 MRO developments show a sector expanding AOG support, heavy-maintenance facilities and engine repair capacity across Asia and Europe. Rising CFM LEAP shop visits, digitalization and workforce requirements will shape aircraft availability and aftermarket growth.
Aviation news in North America: 10 key developments for August 2026
North American aviation news in August 2026 highlights operational disruption, new safety inspections, airport modernisation and military aircraft conversion programmes. Mexico, the United States and Canada are also expanding their cargo, manufacturing, MRO and international air connectivity capabilities.
Latin American aviation news: 6 essential updates from August 2026
LATAM remains profitable despite the sharp increase in fuel costs as it prepares to introduce the Embraer E195-E2, while GOL expands its international operations. Air cargo, LABACE 2026, MRO growth and airport resilience complete the latest developments in Latin American aviation.
Late July: The News Transforming European Aviation
European aviation closes July with decisive developments across airlines, airports, defence, maintenance and air cargo. TAP’s potential privatisation, airport investments and advances in MRO are shaping the industry’s latest developments.
Farnborough News 2026: 8 game-changing advances for aviation
Farnborough 2026 confirmed strong demand for new aircraft and significant progress in technologies such as hybrid-electric propulsion and uncrewed systems. The industry’s main challenge will be to increase production, secure engines and spare parts, and meet delivery schedules.
A350-1000ULR: 5 decisive moments of its historic Melbourne-Toulouse mission
The A350 1000 ULR completed a historic 24-hour and 20-minute test mission between Melbourne and Toulouse, evaluating its range, systems, and performance under extreme conditions. The data gathered brings Qantas and Airbus one step closer to launching Project Sunrise’s ultra-long-haul commercial flights.
100 years of Lufthansa: the extraordinary story
Lufthansa, 100 years of Lufthansa, aviation history, commercial aviation, historic aircraft, Junkers F 13, Junkers Ju 52, Super Constellation, Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Boeing 747, Star Alliance, Lufthansa Group, Lufthansa Cargo, Lufthansa Technik, fleet modernization, sustainability, European aviation, AirComment
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