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Massive Cuts: Southwest Airlines Ends 7 Routes From This Important Airport [List & Map]
The facility is still Southwest's 11th-busiest airport by departing flights this Q3.
7-Hour Nonstop Flights: Australia's 10 New Boeing 737 MAX Routes In 2026
Australia has more international routes operated with the MAX 8 than you might think. Cairns to Singapore is the longest at six hours and 45 minutes.
The US Data Link Canada Can't Have That Could Cripple Its Saab GlobalEye & F-35 Fleet
Canada's decision to purchase the GlobalEye points to an upcoming Gripen purchase and parallel Gripen/F-35 fighter jet fleets.
Here’s Why Canada Is Moving Forward With Its Order For F-35 Fighter Jets
A closer look at the status of the controversial procurement program.
25 Years Later: American Airlines To Return To Naples, But Its Aircraft Is Reportedly Too Heavy
A long-awaited route is finally expected after 25 years, but one unexpected limitation could change everything.
Original Luxury: How Turkish Airlines Will Soon Have Its Very Own Business Class Suite Made In-House
A closer look at the new business class suite coming to Turkish Airlines' widebodies beginning in 2027.
Modern Engines Still Can't Match It: How Pratt & Whitney's J58 Physically Grew 6 Inches Inflight
The high sustained speeds of the SR-71 heated the engines to the point that the aircraft and engines dramatically expanded.
American Airbus A319 Aborts Miami Takeoff Within A 3rd Of A Mile Of Stray Private Jet
The flight landed safely in Bermuda after the event.
“Disappointing”: Regional Airport Admits Low Demand Is Causing Delta Air Lines’ Exit
Delta will end Williston-Minneapolis flights in September after nearly 14 years as officials cite weak demand and shifting economics.
Why The Airbus A300 Vanished From Passenger Skies After Inventing The Modern Widebody
It introduced the standard design configuration for a widebody today, but the industry has moved on from the role that the A300 filled.
Here’s How Much More Range The Airbus A350-1000ULR Has Compared To The Boeing 777X
The aircraft has exceptional ultra-long-range capabilities.
Pilatus PC-6 Skydiving Plane Crashes Shortly After Takeoff In France, Killing 11
The turboprop crashed moments after takeoff in France, killing the pilot, five instructors and five jumpers.
Here's How Boeing's MQ-25 Takes The Pilot Out Of The US Navy's Riskiest Refueling Job
The revolution coming to the flight deck of America's supercarriers.
How The F-4 Phantom Defined Naval Aviation Before The F-14 & F-18
How he Navy's first missileer led the way.
Emergency: British Airways Airbus A380 Flight Diverts To Birmingham
The aircraft continued safely to London after a 28 minute stop in Birmingham.
Why The Boeing 727 Needed Three Engines To Settle A Fight Between United, American, & Eastern Airlines
The aircraft was a popular aircraft for many carriers across the US and beyond.
Why British Airways Flew The Tiny Airbus A318 To New York: A Rare Move
Did you know about this all-premium service?
How A Software Update To The F-22's Engine Is Keeping America's Stealth Fighter Flying Into The 2030s
As the Air Force rushes to produce the F-47, it is also upgrading the Raptor to keep it cutting-edge into the 2040s.
Why 22 Russian-Built Jets Have Sat Rotting At Mexican Airports Since 2020
In 2011 Interjet was Mexico's third-largest airline by passengers and was looking for a regional aircraft to support its domestic network. The obvious candidates were from Bombardier and Embraer but the carrier instead signed for 30 Sukhoi Superjet 100s! The financial logic was understandable at the time. However, this would be a fatal decision for Interjet, as it would be a major factor in the airline's downfall.Full article: https://simpleflying.com/why-22-russian-built-jets-have-sat-rotting-at-mexican-airports-since-2020/