Airline offer management IT provider PROS has announced its transition to become a dedicated travel technology company. The firm said it will focus exclusively on enabling modern, AI-driven airline retailing. PROS believes its experience in the aviation sector means it is “uniquely positioned to transform offer management into a strategic revenue opportunity for the world’s carriers,

Low-Cost Carrier Tigerair Taiwan has signed a purchase agreement with Airbus for four A321neo aircraft, marking the airline’s first order for this type. The new aircraft will support the airline’s network expansion while delivering improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions compared to previous generation aircraft. The low-cost carrier which currently operates a fleet of 17

General Sales & Service Agent (GSSA), ECS Group, has signed a multiyear GSA agreement with Royal Jordanian, strengthening the airline’s commercial footprint across key US gateways. Under the agreement, ECS Group’s US subsidiary Globe Air Cargo has assumed cargo sales representation for Chicago O’Hare (ORD) and Detroit (DTW). The mandate will see GAC market bellyhold

India-based regional airline FLY91 has leased a brace of ATR-72-600 aircraft. The first aircraft, MSN 1233, was delivered in late December 2025 and is already operational with the Indian regional airline. The second, MSN 1236, was delivered in mid-January and is expected to start operations with FLY91’s fleet this month. One of the turboprops will

A passenger who survived a February 2025 Learjet crash at Scottsdale Airport has filed a lawsuit against the city of Scottsdale and multiple aviation-related parties, alleging negligence related to aircraft parking and airport operations. The crash occurred when a Learjet 35A veered off the runway during landing and struck a parked Gulfstream G200, resulting in

The U.S. Navy’s new draft solicitation for its Undergraduate Jet Training System published earlier this month points to a future training aircraft that may not need to be capable of performing carrier-style touch-and-go landings. Officials already confirmed last year that the Navy had done away with carrier landing qualifications as a requirement for student tactical

A Kaman K-Max helo pauses for fuel during power line construction.