easyJet Reopens Talks With US Investment Firm Despite Rejecting $6.4 Billion Takeover Offer
The debate is centered on valuation, aviation assets, and whether a higher bid could emerge.
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Why RAF Typhoon Pilots Are Walking Away From $83,881 Salaries For Commercial Cockpits
The Royal Air Force is a prime hunting ground for commercial airlines, which presents an issue for readiness and possibly combat effectiveness.
Here’s How Much Bigger The Airbus A350-1000 Is Compared To The A350-900
A closer look at some of the striking differences between the A350-900 and A350-1000.
United Boeing 737 MAX 9 Came Within 100 Feet Of A Drone On Final Approach To Newark
Another aircraft reported seeing the drone at around 2,000 feet of altitude.
The Boeing 777X Has Been Grounded Longer Than It Has Flown – Here's Why
Boeing's flagship aircraft is now around seven years behind schedule.
Coast-To-Coast: United Airlines Debuts 2 Brand-New 6‑Hour 737 MAX Routes Today
The introduction of these flights will provide a new way to travel to the region of New England.
How Alaska Airlines & Delta Air Lines Went From Friends To Frenemies In Just 13 Years
Timeline of the battle in Seattle.
The Hidden Engineering Problem Facing 6th-Generation Fighters
Thermal management is one of the most difficult challenges engineers face in developing next-generation fighters, particularly with RCS and range.
21-Hour Flights: Qatar Airways Launches New Longest Route Next Month [Map]
The high elevation of one of the destinations means that a stop is required on the way back to Doha, opening another destination.
United Sends 1st 'Elevated' 787-9 Back To Boeing After Weeks Of Issues
The first Boeing 787 to be fitted with United Airlines’ elevated onboard cabin has been plagued with several problems since its delivery. It now appears that the jet, registered N61101, has been sent back to Boeing!
The Real Reason The Air Force Retired The SR-71 & Why It Was A Mistake
The SR-71 was retired during the 'peace dividend' following the end of the Cold War and the emergence satellites and advanced ISR UAVs.
The Last Lockheed C-121 Constellation Still Airworthy
A closer look at the last flying Connies.
Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper, Raining Debris On Street
A small aircraft veered off course, plunging into the heart of Beijing's tallest skyscraper, leaving a trail of debris and chaos in its wake.
United Airlines Has Quietly Hired 1 Military Pilot Class Per Week Since 2024: Here's How
A closer look at how United streamlines the transition from a military jet to a commercial flight deck.
Why The GE9X Is The Only Engine That Could Power A Jet The Size Of The Boeing 777X
Discover the engineering behind the 777X's engine.
Here's How To Book A Delta Air Lines' Lie-Flat Widebody Seat At Domestic Main Cabin Prices In 2026
Delta's June schedule marks the largest domestic deployment of lie-flat seats in the airline's history.
How American Airlines’ New Premium Economy Seat Stacks Up Against Delta Premium Select In 2026
The carrier's latest premium products are quite impressive.
How The Boeing 747-200's Engine Upgrade Killed The Anchorage Fuel Stop On New York–Tokyo Flights
The 747-100 couldn't fly from New York to Tokyo nonstop. The 747-200 could. Here is the engine upgrade that made the difference.
The Bombardier Global 8000 Just Flew Dubai To Los Angeles Nonstop – Route The Gulfstream G700 Can't Match
The Global 8000 is possibly the most versatile business jet ever made.
Air Canada Will Deploy Its New Airbus A321XLR On 3 Routes To The US
Air Canada unveils its plans to utilize the cutting-edge Airbus A321XLR on routes to Los Angeles and Miami.