How Airbus Is Quietly Turning The A220 Into A Widebody-Comfort Jet For 8-Hour Transatlantic Routes
Subtle changes unseen by passengers are redefining cabin comfort.
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Why 97% Of Boeing 777 Pilots Continue An Unstable Approach Instead Of Going Around
While most landings follow a stable approach, almost all unstable approaches are followed by landing.
Investigators: Lufthansa Boeing 787-9’s Nose Gear Was Missing Downlock Pin Before Collapse
The missing downlock pin in a Lufthansa Boeing 787-9's nose landing gear led to a dramatic collapse at Frankfurt Airport, injuring several.
150 Daily Flights: JetBlue Expands In Fort Lauderdale & Hires Former Spirit Airlines Crew
JetBlue's Secret Plan: As Spirit Airlines' days were numbered, JetBlue had been quietly preparing for months to seize the opportunity in Florida.
Why Did Boeing Build The 737 MAX With Engine Chevrons?
The simple answer is that the company added chevrons because of the advantages they offered.
10th Hub? Delta Air Lines' Growth In Austin Fuels Expansion Speculation
With a 14% increase in seats from Austin compared to last year, Delta is poised to become the fastest-growing carrier at Austin.
The Canceled Navy Jet That Never Flew But Secretly Became The F-14
The F6D Missileer Program died due to its expense, however its conceptual spirit lived on within the F-14 Tomcat.
National Guard Pilot Sues United Airlines Over Denied Leave For Pregnant Wife
A National Guard soldier has filed a federal lawsuit against United Airlines, alleging the carrier violated his federal protections.
Fake Support: American Airlines Passengers Lose Thousands To Google Search Scam
Officials urge travelers to only contact airlines via the official website or mobile app.
The Nearly 8-Hour Boeing 737 Route That Just Rewrote Which US City Pairs Can Fly Nonstop
More range and better efficiency means more cities can be connected than ever before.
Southwest Airlines Adds 5 New Destinations: See Where Now [Map]
Four are domestic and one is international. See them all here!
Why Alaska Airlines Is Moving Toward Hub-Based Operations
A larger fleet now means more flights to key markets from the airline's busiest airports.
How The 737-600's Oversized Wing Quietly Killed Boeing's Smallest NG Jet
The market ultimately didn't want a shrunken 737NG.
Why JetBlue Is Betting Its Biggest Mint Schedule Ever On Fort Lauderdale
Excerpt:JetBlue is turning Fort Lauderdale into its biggest Mint platform, testing premium leisure at scale.
Why Delta Is Scrapping Near‑Free Upgrades to Boost Premium Revenue
The decision is not just a policy change, but the result of a broader strategic shift that was already well underway.
The $120 Billion Aircraft Carrier Program Now Facing Calls To Rip Out Its Catapults & Start Over
The trouble brewing in America's shipyards.
Etihad Airways Rumored To Announce Boeing 787 Order At Farnborough Airshow
The carrier already operates the largest two variants of the Dreamliner.
Where Can You Fly Now? 29 Exciting New Routes Launching This Week
See which notable examples made the list this week!
Trump Force One Becomes 1st Arrival At The Airport Now Bearing His Name
The private Boeing 757 made history as the first aircraft to land at the newly renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport.
The F-16 Is Getting 95% Of The F-35's Radar Software For A Fraction Of The Cost
How the F-16’s APG-83 radar uses 95% F-35 software to deliver near–5th gen sensing on a 1976 fighter jet.