The World's 5 Largest Air Cargo Hubs In Operation
From North America to Asia, which are the world's largest air cargo hubs?
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San Francisco Airport Delays Are Now 4X Longer After FAA Banned Parallel Landings
The clocks keeps running out for flyers at SFO.
Southwest Boeing 737 Pulled From Service After Ramp Vehicle Wedges Beneath Its Belly
Emergency crews were called to Memphis International Airport after a ground vehicle became wedged under a Southwest Airlines plane.
Air Canada's Airbus A321XLR Has Just 14 Business Seats & Zero Premium Economy: Here's Why
Air Canada's Airbus A321XLR skips Premium Economy entirely, opting for 14 business suites and 36 extra-legroom seats on thinner transatlantic routes.
Here's What Actually Changed In Emirates' Airbus A380 First Class Suite For 2026 – From Bulgari Kits To Metered Showers
The Emirates A380 has become synonymous with luxury.
United Sends 1st “Elevated” 787-9 Back To Boeing After Weeks Of Maintenance Issues
It remains unclear how long the flagship 787-9 will remain out of service and has been ferried to Moses Lake, a Boeing maintenance facility.
Why Delta Air Lines' 20 Airbus A350-1000s Signal A Completely Different Long-Haul Bet Than United
Delta's A350-1000 will carry half its seats in premium cabins. United chose 787s instead. Here is what the split says about each carrier.
United Launches Its 1st Transatlantic Starlink Flight Today Onboard One Of Its Oldest Jets
United is set to revolutionize transatlantic flights with the debut of onboard Starlink WiFi on its first-ever widebody aircraft.
British Airways Invented The Lie-Flat Business Bed In 2000, Then Did Nothing For 19 Years
British Airways invented the lie-flat business bed in 2000, then relied on the same Club World design for 19 years before Club Suite arrived.
Inside Qantas' Brand-New Pilot & Crew Rest Areas Built For 22-Hour Project Sunrise Flights
Anticipation grows for Project Sunrise, which is set to launch in 2027.
Why The US Air Force Wants To Give KC-46 & KC-135 Tankers Active Defenses Against Missiles & Drones
The USAFs tanker fleet enables power projection and sustained combat operations, learn about a new system that will enhance their safety.
Egyptian National Team Blocked From Flying To Seattle Ahead Of Next World Cup Matchup
The Egyptian squad has been forced to fly back to Spokane instead of Seattle, the site of it's Friday night match against Iran.
Substantial Cuts: Is Aer Lingus Considering Slashing US Routes?
The airline is expected to fall short of profit margin goals set by managing entity.
Is It True That The Airbus A350 Is More Comfortable Than The Boeing 787?
How do the two airliners differ, and what sets them apart from older aircraft?
The US Air Force's New $2.19 Billion VIP Jet Requirement Names 1 Winner Without Saying It
The Gulfstream G700 appears to have been selected by the Air Force for the C-37 replacement even though it has not yet officially named the aircraft.
Allegiant Air Cuts 24 California Routes: See All Flight Changes Now [List & Map]
39% of the budget carrier's California routes have gone. See more here!
Beyond The Terminal: 15 Airports With Iconic Attractions
From indoor waterfalls to mountain approaches, these airports are attractions themselves.
9-Hour Boeing 737 Flights: Qantas Launches This Exciting New Route [Map]
The carrier relaunches its connection between Sydney and Samoa via a stopover in Auckland.
The Forgotten Lockheed Trijet That Quietly Opened Long-Haul Routes Before Twins Were Ready
How the L-1011-500 pioneered long-haul thin routes, using innovative design and extended range to fill a unique aviation niche.
Farnborough Airshow 2026: Aircraft Lineup and Exhibitors
Discover the confirmed aircraft attending the 2026 Farnborough Airshow, including exhibitors, aircraft types, and flying schedules. Learn about notable absences and potential surprises.