Delta Air Lines Launches New 14-Hour Route In 3 Months: See Flights Now
Delta’s Atlanta-Tel Aviv return revives a historically strong route built overwhelmingly around connections at the world’s busiest hub.
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Vintage Livery On Modern Routes: Track FedEx's Retro Boeing 777-200 'Rosie'
The cargo carrier is one of several airlines to operate aircraft with retro liveries.
Within 50 Feet: 2 Airlink E-Jets Only Just Clear Cape Town Stadium In Viral Flyover
Two Airlink Embraer E-Jets performed a risky low-level flyover of Cape Town's DHL Stadium in late-August ahead of a rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand. The maneuver was broadcast live on television and quickly went viral online, with footage appearing to show the lead jet passing barely above the stadium.
It's Official: Breeze Retires Last E190, Moving To An All-Airbus A220 Fleet
A new era for the Utah-based airline.
British Airways Launches 3 Nonstop Routes From Gatwick In 3 Months: See Flights Now
Two are long-haul, while one is short-haul. One is brand-new to BA's map. Find out more here!
Inside United's New Airbus A321XLR: What Passengers Can Actually Expect
The Star Alliance carrier recently revealed more details about its upcoming Airbus A321XLRs.
United Polaris stuck shorts (1)
As reported by The New York Times, a woman, going by the name of Cathy, had been traveling in United's Polaris business class from San Francisco to Beijing Capital. Image Credit: xprabadi | Shutterstock | Simple Flying
5 Of The Most Powerful Fighter Jets In Service Today
These aircraft are both powerful and capable.
The 20-Cent Hourly Pay Gap That Could Quietly Decide Which Legacy Airline Pilots Choose In 2026
Per diem rates are unique at each airline.
"Pretty Traumatic": Delta Boeing 737 Drops To 9,000 Feet As Oxygen Masks Deploy
A short hop is interrupted by an emergency landing.
The 382-Seat Airbus Replacing This Airline's Boeing 777 On 15-Hour Pacific Routes
The carrier is planning to grow again.
5 Airlines With The World's Most Superior Premium Economy Seats For Transatlantic Flights
Often, a good premium economy experience boils down to more about the service and catering than the seat itself.
NTSB Chairwoman Issues Stark Warning 24 Hours After Miami Crash As New Details Emerge
Recorders and EMAS materials will be scrutinized as regulators press for swift action and clearer oversight.
Here’s Why United Flies A Boeing 737 MAX To A Random Island In The Atlantic
This is a clear reflection of United's strategy.
Why The US Navy's 200,000th Carrier Trap Quietly Exposes The Ford Class' Biggest Problem
As the steam catapult-equipped USS George Washington reaches a milestone, the USS Ford's EMALS are maturing while a White House fight is breaking out.
The B-52 Vs. The B-2 Spirit: Which Bomber Actually Carries More Ordnance?
Two of the Air Force's heaviest hitters go head-to-head.
American Is Changing One Narrowbody Strategy, And Premium Seats Are Jumping From 25% To 40%
Here's why American is investing in additional premium seating and an improved passenger experience.
Airbus Boosts August Deliveries 9% But Remains Behind Pace For 870-Aircraft 2026 Target
The A321neo topped the month with 26 deliveries to carriers from China to the US, lifting its year total to 230.
Build In The US Or Get Banned: Trump Threatens Bombardier As US-Canada Trade Spat Grows
Trump’s renewed Bombardier threat revives a Gulfstream dispute while putting major US business-jet operators and orders in focus.
How Sweden's Highway-Operating Gripen C Just Became NATO's Hardest Deep-Strike Problem To Solve
The next evolution of the rugged and lethal Saab light-fighter.