Why The Boeing 787 Dreamliner's List Price Has More Than Doubled Since The Aircraft First Entered Service In 2011
The Boeing 787's list price has increased significantly since launch, but the reasons go far beyond inflation and tell a bigger story.
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American Airlines Launches 13 Exciting New Nonstop International Routes [Full List]
These range from transatlantic odysseys to cross-border hops.
The Carrier Behind LATAM Airlines' Inflight Entertainment Overhaul
LATAM is reinventing inflight entertainment by following Delta Air Lines' digital blueprint, combining AI, Viasat WiFi, and personalization.
Why Does Alaska Airlines Fly Internationally From St. Louis?
A closer look at the carrier's strategy on how best to utilize its aircraft during the slow winter season, and the competitive landscape in St Louis.
Why The Airbus A350 Can Fly Late-Night Slots At London Heathrow That Ground Competing Widebodies
The Airbus A350 is one of aviation’s quietest widebodies, but how does that help airlines operate overnight at London Heathrow?
West & East: Alaska Airlines Expands Portland Network With 2 New Routes
The new routes will be a game-changer for air travel in the region.
Lockheed Martin Delivered Its Last F-22 Raptor In 2012 — And The USAF Is Now Spending $8 Billion To Keep The 187 Airframes It Has Left Combat Ready
The answer lies in the stealth coating that consumes half of every maintenance hour.
500+ Flights Canceled, 4,000 Delayed: Storms And ATC Shortages Hit New York Airports
New York has one of the most complex and congested airspaces in the country.
Edinburgh Airport Runway Van With Security Access Stolen By 15-Year-Old Joyrider
The theft of a maintenance van with security access from Edinburgh Airport by a 15-year-old raises questions about airport perimeter security.
From Just 4 To More Than Daily: The US’ 6 Most Frequent Domestic Airbus A350 Routes In 2026
Here are the six domestic Airbus A350 routes where the aircraft appears most frequently in 2026.
American Airlines’ “Error” Prompts Removal Of 25,000 AAdvantage Miles Gifted To Some Fliers
The airline mistakenly gave thousands of miles to some fliers.
Why Premium Economy Is Booming On Ultra-Long-Haul Flights
Premium economy is becoming more and more popular around the world as passengers seek a comfortable but affordable class of travel.
Here's Why Lufthansa Is Buying GE9X Engines For Jets That Won't Arrive Until 2027
Lufthansa Cargo's mix of next-generation and current-generation engines highlights balancing long-term efficiency goals with immediate business needs.
Why Don’t Any US Airlines Fly Nonstop To Thailand?
There are currently no non-stop flights between the US and Thailand.
Why F-35 Operators Cannot Perform Their Own Stealth Coating Maintenance Without Lockheed Martin's Direct Involvement
Stealth systems are at the heart of the aircraft's tactical edge.
The Questions Every Pilot Asks Before Deciding To Divert Your Flight
Diversions are never the intended outcome, but they are always prepared for. Before making this decision, this is what pilots must do.
6-Hour Nonstop Flights: The Most Unusual Transatlantic Route You’ve Never Heard Of
The corridor in question has just 12 rotations scheduled this year.
Air Canada Rouge Launches 5 New Nonstop 737 MAX Routes To Europe [Full List]
As Air Canada Rouge prepares to take flight on five new nonstop routes to Europe, passengers can expect a refreshed onboard experience.
The Airbus A350 Assembly Process That Requires The Wing To Travel Through Four Countries Before The Aircraft Ever Reaches A Customer
The journey starts in the UK and ends in Toulouse, France.
Delta Airbus A319 Struck By July 4 Firework Landing At Chicago Midway
A Delta Air Lines jet was struck by a firework while landing at Chicago's Midway Airport on the 4th of July.The incident occurred at around 8:40 PM as the Airbus A319 was at roughly 200 feet, with pilots telling air traffic control they quote "felt a big bang."