Limits: Qantas' Perth–London Flight Sits At The Absolute Edge Of What A Boeing 787 Can Physically Do
Qantas may have an aircraft capable of reaching London from Perth, but real-world performance depends on the conditions of each flight.
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How Much Do US Army Helicopter Pilots Make Compared To US Navy Helicopter Pilots In 2026?
The unique career paths for Americans serving their country from the flight deck.
Fuel Emergency: Ryanair Boeing 737 Diverts After Iberia Jet Blocks Nantes Runway
Low fuel forces an emergency landing to cap off a hectic weekend in Brittany.
Why A Single Airline CEO Can Block A Carrier From Joining oneworld Alliance
Airline alliance membership is not a straightforward process.
United Airlines Loses Bid To Dismiss Lawsuit Over 'Windowless' Window Seats
United Airlines faces a lawsuit after passengers paid for window seats, only to find upon boarding that their seats had no actual windows, in a case that could have far-reaching implications for the airline industry.
Why CFM's Open-Fan Engine Must Solve The Acoustic Problem That Killed GE's 1980s Open-Rotor Program
What was the issue and what impact did it have?
What Flight Attendants Do The Second The Boarding Door Closes That Passengers Never See
Essential actions pre-flight.
Huge Boost: Boeing Fires Up 4th 737 MAX Assembly Line, 1st In Everett Mega-Factory
The first 737 MAX to roll onto Everett's North Line is a symbol of change, signaling Boeing's pivot towards the future.
Why The Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk Has Been Spotted Flying Over Nevada More Than 15 Years After Its Official Retirement
The world's first stealth fighter serves on in 2026.
Vietnam Airlines Just Flew The World’s 2nd Longest A350 Flight Ever: Here’s Why
The journey from Venezuela to Vietnam covered over 10,000 miles.
FAA Announces $1.776 Billion In Airport Grants To Celebrate America’s 250th
The FAA is prioritizing improving our nation's airports and ensuring we issue grants quickly and efficiently.
How Emirates Quietly Built A Backup Plan For The World's Longest Airbus A380 Route
The airline offers a nonstop and one-stop itinerary between Dubai and Auckland.
After 4 Rejected Bids, EasyJet Finally Agrees “In Principle” To $7.3 Billion Takeover Deal
easyJet's board has finally agreed to a $7.3 billion takeover bid from US investment firm Castlelake, ending weeks of tense negotiations.
Delta Air Lines Launches 6 New Nonstop International Routes [Full List & Map]
They involve four of the carrier's hubs and some exciting services. See more here!
“No Fuel”: 370+ Delays, 100+ Cancellations Sparked After Fuel System Failure at Boston Airport
Failure came on a busy July 4 travel weekend.
Here's What The 'F' In F-47 Actually Reveals About Boeing's NGAD Fighter
Why the F-47 skipped the X and Y phases, and what its designation reveals about America's secret sixth-generation fighter.
United Airlines Froze Its 2026 Premier Status Thresholds, But Quietly Rewired Who Actually Earns Miles
The status requirements are the same, but the program itself has changed fundamentally.
The Real Reason Why Delta Air Lines Brought Back The Boeing 747
The 747's return to Delta after an 18-year hiatus was no mere coincidence.
Here's What Happens To A Commercial Aircraft's Market Value The Moment The Airline Operating It Files For Bankruptcy
When an airline files for bankruptcy, its aircraft become stranded assets, but what happens to their value?
Why A Lufthansa Airbus A380 Landed In Atlanta On July 4
Despite being the word's busiest airport by passenger traffic, Atlanta rarely handles superjumbos.