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Berlin Airport Reopens After Black Ice Triggered Groundings

With temperatures expected to hover around freezing, it’s unclear when travel disruptions may ease.

An ice-covered runway at Berlin Brandenburg Airport on Feb. 5. Photographer: Maryam Majd/Getty Images

Watch: Alternative Delivery Networks and What Defines Them

Such networks can move parcels by air quickly and at more moderate prices, says Jeffrey Elder, head of product for Deliver Direct, a Delta Airlines service.

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Safety Campaigners Say Crashed Air India Plane Had Prior Faults

According to the Foundation for Aviation Safety, the aircraft suffered a “wide and confusing variety” of engineering, manufacturing, quality, and maintenance problems before the crash.

An Air India Boeing 787 at Incheon International Airport. Photo: iStock/winhorse

Boeing Knew of UPS Plane Flaw 15 Years Ago, Says NTSB

The report found that Boeing had sent a "service letter" to operators in 2011, warning them of the structural flaw.

Smoke from the crashed UPS cargo jet near Muhammad Ali airport in Louisville, on Nov. 4. Photographer: Stephen Cohen/Getty Images

China Debuts Mid-Altitude, Low-Cost Cargo Aircraft: CCTV

The aircraft is designed for multi-functional roles including cargo transport, emergency rescue, and air-drop operations.

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Arctic Freeze Grips Europe, Deepening Travel and Power Strains

French authorities ordered lower speed limits and banned traffic for heavy cargo vehicles in the regions under orange weather alerts.

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Air China to Buy 60 Airbus A320neo Planes for $9.53B

The orders deliver a much-needed boost for Airbus, which has suffered setbacks in recent weeks.

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FedEx CEO’s Broad Network Overhaul Is Starting to Bear Fruit

Investors have grown more bullish in recent months on FedEx’s strategy, which the company estimates will produce $1 billion in permanent cost reductions in 2026.

A worker unloads packages from a FedEx truck in San Francisco. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Planes Responsible for Dangerous Particle Pollution, French Researchers Find

The World Health Organization has highlighted growing evidence that ultrafine particles can cause lung inflammation, blood pressure and heart problems, along with risks to fetal growth.

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How Physics-Based Simulation and 3D Printing Are Rewiring the Supply Chain

Wide-scale adoption of this technology would be a drastic departure for those who have relied on trial-and-error, but the groundwork is being laid for just such a transition

Additively manufactured test gears made of QuesTek's Ferrium C64 alloy. Photo: QuesTek.

Canadian Airline Says it Will Suspend Flights in Response to Strike Threat

In 2024, Air Transat's flight dispatchers overwhelmingly voted to approve a strike after contract negotiations with their union stalled, but that strike was ultimately averted.

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U.S. DOT Announces Partner in Air Traffic Overhaul Plans

The DOT said the air traffic control system is safe, but the equipment is old, slowing flight traffic to maintain safety when equipment failures occur.

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