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Twelve's AirPlant One commercial e-SAF facility at Moses Lake, Washington, the first US plant to make jet fuel from CO2 and renewable electricity

A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Twelve opened AirPlant One in Moses Lake on Wednesday, the first US plant to make commercial jet fuel from carbon dioxide, water and renewable electricity. Alaska Airlines is flying on it within

June 13, 2026

by News Room

NASA ECOSTRESS thermal satellite image showing urban heat islands in Delhi during an Indian heat wave

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Delhi recorded its strongest pre-monsoon winds in over two decades as western disturbance storms hit the capital with 120 km/h gusts, hailstorms, and flight diversions. The actual monsoon remains at least two weeks away.

June 13, 2026

by News Room

A passenger jet on approach as global airlines face a 70 percent jet fuel cost surge in 2026

Airline Profits Halve in 2026 as the War on Iran Drives Jet Fuel Higher

The global airline industry will earn about $23 billion in 2026, roughly half of last year,

Long-exposure streaks from air defenses over Kyiv during Russia’s overnight barrage

Russia’s overnight barrage exposes Kyiv’s thin air shield

Moscow — Russia imposed one of the longest, loudest nights of the war on Sunday, unleashing a massed wave of drones and missiles that rolled over Kyiv and other regions for more

September 28, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Flying cars collide mid-air at China’s Changchun airshow rehearsal

Changchun, Jilin Province — Two flying cars collided during a rehearsal for the Changchun Airshow in China on Tuesday, leaving one pilot injured and causing one vehicle to catch fire upon landing.

September 18, 2025

News·Technology

Air India Boeing 787 aircraft flying on long-haul India–US route

Air India to halt Delhi–Washington flights from September amid aircraft shortage and Pakistan airspace closure

New Delhi — Air India will suspend its nonstop service between New Delhi and Washington, D.C., from September 1, citing a shortage of long-haul aircraft and the prolonged closure of Pakistan’s airspace.

August 11, 2025

Business·News

Boeing’s contract offer rejected by union members as labor tensions threaten defense production

St. Louis — Workers at Boeing’s St. Louis fighter jet assembly plant delivered a stinging rebuke to the aerospace giant on Sunday, overwhelmingly rejecting the company’s latest contract offer. The union’s decisive

July 28, 2025

Business·News

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Saudi minister confirms green light for Russia Saudi direct flights amid growing ties

Saudi Arabia has officially given the green light for direct flights between Russia and the kingdom, marking a significant step toward strengthening bilateral relations. Bandar al-Khureif, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Industry and

July 12, 2025

Economy·News

Russian Mi-35M destroys Ukrainian stronghold in Kursk

Russian Mi-35M helicopter destroys Ukrainian stronghold and personnel in Kursk border area

The crew of a Mi-35M helicopter destroyed a stronghold and personnel of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the border area of the Kursk region. This was reported by

January 7, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

China’s new J35-A stealth fighter challenges US air defence

China introduced its newly developed “J35-A” model 5th generation fighter jet at an international aviation fair. More than 1,000 companies from 47 countries and regions are participating in this year’s fair. It

November 12, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Iran closes airspace in preparation for Israeli retaliation

Following Israel’s successive assassinations, genocidal attacks in Gaza and blockade of Lebanon, Iran has launched a new move, launching a retaliatory attack on Israel with more than 200 ballistic missiles. Iran closed

October 6, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News·Travel

“Had been in good health” – another whistleblower about Boeing defects dies mysteriously

Another whistleblower about defects in Boeing planes suddenly fell ill and died in the United States. We are talking about 45-year-old Joshua Dean, writes Seattle Times. Previously, he spoke about the company’s

May 2, 2024

Business·News

The aviation sector is booming with the backing of increasing demand…and challenges remain

As a result, airlines have more than doubled their revenue estimates for the current year, as the growth momentum is expected to continue during the year, after years of declines caused by

October 2, 2025

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A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Airline Profits Halve in 2026 as the War on Iran Drives Jet Fuel Higher

Russia’s overnight barrage exposes Kyiv’s thin air shield

Flying cars collide mid-air at China’s Changchun airshow rehearsal

Air India to halt Delhi–Washington flights from September amid aircraft shortage and Pakistan airspace closure

Boeing’s contract offer rejected by union members as labor tensions threaten defense production

Saudi minister confirms green light for Russia Saudi direct flights amid growing ties

Russian Mi-35M helicopter destroys Ukrainian stronghold and personnel in Kursk border area

China’s new J35-A stealth fighter challenges US air defence

Iran closes airspace in preparation for Israeli retaliation

“Had been in good health” – another whistleblower about Boeing defects dies mysteriously

The aviation sector is booming with the backing of increasing demand…and challenges remain

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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