British Airways Drops Airbus A380 Flights On 7 Major Routes [Fully Updated]
They include a raft of short-haul and long-haul routes, including some that only operated very briefly. Find out more here!
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Risky Low Pass Caught On Camera: Boeing 777-200LR Converted Freighter Inches From Disaster
In this day and age it's easy to see how this video footage could be AI-generated, or part of a high-quality flight simulator program. But, no. This actually happened, and it’s left the aviation world in shock as many know just how dangerous such a maneuver can be.
The Striking Differences Pilots Notice Between The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 & MD-11
A tale of two jets: the striking differences pilots notice between the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and MD-11.
Flying British Airways First Class? Your Crew Might Soon Be Sleeping There
The ability to relax on the carrier's flatbeds will certainly represent a step up in comfort compared to the usual jump seats.
Iberia’s Damaged Airbus A350-900 Returns To Service After New Winglet Arrives
Did you know that there was an Airbus A350-900 recently damaged during a water-cannon salute? Here’s the video of the incident, which took place at José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport in Guayaquil, Ecuador in early June.
What Is The Busiest Airport For Airbus A380 Flights?
Dubai leads the world in Airbus A380 flights, far ahead of Heathrow and Singapore, powered by Emirates’ huge superjumbo fleet.
Qatar Airways Abruptly Cancels All Airbus A380 Flights On Major Long-Haul Route [Map]
It is the latest cut to the superjumbo's winter schedule. 54% fewer A380 flights are now planned.
Back From The Boneyard: How Old 747s Became Worth Millions Again
For years, the Boeing 747 appeared to be heading toward a quiet and predictable retirement, with airlines around the world rapidly replacing the iconic quadjet with newer twin-engine aircraft that burned less fuel and required fewer crew members to operate on long-haul routes. So in this video, we take a look at how retired Boeing 747s unexpectedly became some of the most sought-after freighters in America, why cargo airlines began pulling aircraft back out of desert storage, and why the legendary jumbo jet may still have a long future ahead of it despite the end of its passenger career.
What Are The Benefits Of Flying Emirates Premium Economy?
It’s the perfect middle ground.
Boeing Secures 1st Chinese 777-8F Order With Deal Worth $3.6 Billion
The carrier also has options for more of the next-generation freighters.
Why Analysts Now Say The F-35 Has Pulled Decisively Ahead Of The F-22 Raptor
The F-22 is a highly capable aircraft, however the F-35 has begun to leave it behind in several critical areas.
How FIFA World Cup Teams Are Flying To Their Games Across North America
The 2026 FIFA World Cup represents a complex, large-scale aviation challenge in sport, requiring specialized hub-and-spoke flight operations.
Washington DC Gets 1st-Ever Nonstop Flights To Taipei On EVA Air's Boeing 787
The flights are blocked to take 15 hours, although, thus far, the amount of time spent in the air has been somewhat shorter.
Why Boeing May Restart A C-17 Globemaster Production Line It Shut Down 11 Years Ago
With years of intense usage, Washington is increasingly questioning how long the existing C-17 can be sustained and if new production is necessary.
“Be Ashamed”: Southwest Airlines Rejects Flyer From Boarding With Guitar, Then Calls Police
Gate agent goes beyond SWA rules to ground one flyer.
Why Only 1 In 4 F-35s Can Actually Fly Every Mission It Was Built For
The chronic issues keeping the fleet of stealth fighters grounded.
2 US-Bound Lufthansa Boeing 747s Forced Into Overweight Landings Within 24 Hours
A tough weekend for Lufthansa's big jets.
How Much Does It Cost To Upgrade To First Class At Check-In?
The price can vary depending on a wide variety of factors.
Delta Air Lines' Secret Weapon: The Fastest-Growing Focus City In 2026 [9 New Routes]
The carrier has the second-largest market share at the airport in question.
How A Dassault-Airbus Workshare Fight Killed Europe's $116 Billion 6th-Generation Fighter Program
FCAS is dead. After nine years and no prototype, Europe's flagship fighter program collapsed, leaving GCAP as the only active contender.