The Aircraft Set To Replace The World’s 1st Partial Double-Deck Jetliner
Which aircraft will fill the gap left by the iconic Boeing 747?
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Why The World's 1st Operational Fighter Jet Never Lived Up To Its Potential
The shortcomings that turned a 'wonder weapon' into a dud.
9-Hour Nonstop Flights: Iberia Launches This New Long Airbus A321XLR Route [Map]
Iberia launches a new long-haul route with the A321XLR, marking a return to Canada after 30 years of absence.
Thunderstorm Ground Stop Caused 700+ Flight Delays At Chicago O'Hare
A powerful convective weather system moved across the Midwest, forcing the FAA to halt all inbound traffic at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
Allegiant Air’s New Top 10 Airports 2026: Major Winners & Losers Revealed [Map]
Allegiant’s 2026 network reshuffle boosts Florida while Las Vegas takes the biggest hit.
"Plane" White T's: Southwest Just Hosted A Concert At 35,000 Feet
The carrier recently took inflight entertainment to the next level.
Why The KC-46 Pegasus Is Still The Most Controversial Aircraft In The US Military Inventory
The trouble with the newest tanker jet in the USAF.
14.5-Hour Flights: American Airlines Ends Longest-Ever Route From Philadelphia
American Airlines has been making several adjustments to its network in recent months, adding new routes in some markets while scaling back others. Indeed, just recently, Simple Flying and others reported that the carrier launched nine new routes in a single day. Now, the airline has made another network change, ending flights between Philadelphia and Doha, its longest-ever route from the Pennsylvania hub.
Porter Airlines' Massive Expansion: 15 New Routes Launch This Month [Map & List]
Ten routes have already been launched this month, with two more launching today and the remaining three in the coming days.
The New Mega-Hub Airport Being Purpose-Built Around Just 15 Jets
Qantas has been involved since before ground was first broken at Western Sydney International Airport.
Is It True That The Boeing 767 & McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Use The Same Engine?
Discover the unexpected connection that revolutionized the aviation industry's maintenance and efficiency.
Montreal's New Airport Just Opened - But It Can't Offer A Single International Flight
Porter would have launched 11 new routes from the new airport by next week, but all of them will be domestic due to YUL's exclusivity clauses.
Why Air Canada & WestJet Just Turned Checked Bag Fees Into A Fuel-Price Lever
Rising fuel prices have put the aviation industry in a state of panic. Many cancelled flights and a bleak outlook. Are baggage fees the savior?
The Most Powerful Rolls-Royce Engine Ever
The Airbus A380 superjumbo is the world's only full double-deck commercial jet and has a maximum takeoff weight or MTOW far exceeding any other aircraft in existence. It is optionally powered by four Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines or four Engine Alliance GP7200 engines (built by a joint venture between GE Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney). So in this video, we take a look at the Rolls-Royce Trent 900, why it became one of the most powerful commercial jet engines ever produced, how it helped shape the Airbus A380, and how Rolls-Royce is now working on an even more ambitious engine family that could transform both widebody and narrowbody aviation in the decades ahead.
The US Air Force Spent $10 Billion On A Tanker That Still Can't Do Its Most Basic Job
The US Air Force's KC-46 Pegasus remains trapped in a costly limbo more than a decade after development began.
KLM's New Airbus A350s Will Enter Service With Business Class Sealed Off
New jets are inbound at KLM, with one catch.
FAA To Introduce “New Flight Procedure” In San Francisco After Banning Parallel Landings
The FAA is working to keep safety high and improve efficiency at SFO.
Why Airlines Are Physically Cutting Open Older Planes To Give Them A Second Life As Freighters
It's usually more cost-effective for cargo airlines to buy used planes then to order from Boeing or Airbus.
Here's What United Airlines Actually Spends Per Passenger On Its Polaris Business Class Amenities
The onboard amenities are a significant part of the business class experience.
When You're Flying At 35,000 Feet, The Sky Around You Has No Legal Owner
Two key factors contribute to this reality.