Boeing's 737 MAX 10 Finished Flight Testing In July While The Airbus A321XLR Is Already Flying Paying Passengers
After years of delays, the 737 MAX 10 is almost ready for commercial service, but it will be well behind its main rival.
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Delta Air Lines Cuts 8 Routes From The World's Busiest Airport: See Affected Flights
Delta has removed eight Atlanta routes, but strong load factors show several cuts were about more than weak demand.
Ryanair CEO Denies Passenger Was Sucked Out Of Boeing 737 Window
O'Leary insists the passenger was sucked towards rather than out of the window.
Why A Fake $999,999 SR-71 Ride Went Viral While The Real Blackbird Sits In A Georgia Museum
The tall tale that set off an online frenzy for unbelievable seat tickets.
Frontier Airlines Unveils 1st-Ever Flights To South America: See All 3 Routes Now
The carrier has revealed three routes to the continent. See more here
Live: Washington Bound Lufthansa A340-600 Diverts Squawking 7700
The jet turned around over northwestern Scotland.
600 Feet At A Time: The Small US Airports Extending Their Runways In 2026
General aviation airports are making massive improvements, and tend to be overshadowed by blockbuster airport improvement projects at busy airports
London City's Ultra-Short Runway Can Now Handle The World’s Fastest Private Jet
Another milestone for the world's fastest civil aircraft.
Air Canada's Brand-New Airbus A321XLR "Failed" Its Highest-Profile Transatlantic Route Within Weeks
Replacing a widebody jet on a premier long-haul corridor with a single-aisle aircraft sounds good if it means all seats can be filled. But did you know that Air Canada quietly abandoned that exact strategy before the first passenger even boarded?
How Airlines Save Millions With 20-Year-Old Jets
In this video, we're looking at how airlines decide whether to keep flying a 20-year-old jet or replace it with a brand-new one, and why today's aircraft shortages have made that decision far more complicated than ever before.
Seven Engineering Decisions From WWII Airceaft That Became Permanent Features Of Today's Combat Jets
Some had been tested before 1939. WWII was the moment they proved they belonged on almost every aircraft that followed.
Lufthansa Launches New 13-Hour Nonstop Route In 1 Month: See Flights Now
The airline will now have four routes to this area of the world. Find out more here!
'Excessive Speed': Amazon 767 Pilots Got 7 Cockpit Warnings In 25 Seconds Before Miami Crash
Flaps were delayed to the final seconds as the jet touched down fast and uneven, leaving little runway for recovery.
Here's How Much A Business Class Ticket On Emirates' Airbus A380 Actually Costs In 2026
The carrier is a major player in the premium market.
Why Virgin Atlantic Is Cutting 30 Seats From Its A330-900neo To Add 16 Upper Class Suites
Cutting 30 seats seems like a lot, but for Virgin, it is a small and worthy price to pay to maintain its financial health well into the future.
United Airlines Cancels Boeing 777 9/11 Flyover Timed For UA175 Moment Of Impact
The airline's plan for a commemorative flyover falls through.
Squawk 7700: The Emergencies We Tracked In A Week
We tracked five squawk 7700 flights on the Simple Flying Flight Tracker in a week. They ranged from a cabin depressurization to galley steam.
A Look At The Salaries Of UK Airline Pilots In 2026
Pilot salaries in the UK vary widely by airline and experience, with earnings ranging from modest starting pay to six-figure Captain salaries.
Why Qantas Is Quietly Building Its Newest Pacific Hub In Auckland, Not Sydney
The circumstances that are favoring a larger operation in Auckland.
Why TSA's Nationwide CT Scanner Rollout Is Forcing Rolling Carry-Ons Into Checked Baggage
New TSA scanners are making some carry-ons too big for security, while Horizon 25 reshapes airport screening.