When You're Flying At 35,000 Feet, The Sky Around You Has No Legal Owner
Two key factors contribute to this reality.
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The Cold War Operation That Kept Nuclear-Armed B-52s Minutes From Soviet Airspace At All Times
The reason why the USAF kept nuclear armed B-52s on continual rotation just outside of Soviet airspace...for nearly a decade.
Seattle Relief: Alaska Airlines Breaks Ground On $135 Million Widebody Hangar In Portland
Alaska's $135 million Portland hangar signals growing ambitions beyond traditional domestic operations.
The Boeing 737’s Design Feature That Has Remained Unchanged Since Its Inception
A closer look at how one key design choice from the 1960s still impacts the Boeing 737's performance today.
5 Fighter Jets Already In Development That Will Make The F-35 Look Outdated By The 2030s
The F-35 was revolutionary when it entered service. Let's look at five, sixth-generation aircraft that are going to surpass it.
More Cuts: JetBlue Abruptly Drops 2 Cross-Country Routes & Will Close Newark Crew Base
Although two routes are being discontinued, another transcontinental flight will return after a long break.
Why The Same Emirates First Class Suite Can Cost $5,000 Or $18,000 Depending On When You Book
Emirates has the luxury of being able to target passengers with varying levels of price sensitivity.
Allegiant Air's Massive Expansion: Launches 27 New Routes To Florida [Interactive Map]
They involve nine Florida airports. Find out more here!
Alaska’s Horizon Air Flight Attendants Threaten Strike After 99.8% Vote Authorization
Horizon flight attendants backed strike authorization, increasing pressure on Alaska Air Group contract talks.
A Full Breakdown Of What UK Commercial Airline Pilots Actually Take Home In 2026
Becoming a pilot remains one of Britain's most lucrative career paths in 2026.
Spirit Airlines’ LaGuardia Slots Are Worth $87 Million, But Maybe Not To Budget Carriers
The 22 daily flight slots at New York's LaGuardia Airport, once held by Spirit Airlines, could be worth as much as $87 million.
Why The Boom Overture Will Be The 1st Supersonic Jet With Affordable Flights
With a booming passenger market, increasing premium demand, and access to modern technology and designs, the Overture will be more affordable to fly.
7 Things To Know Before Boarding An Overnight Long-Haul Flight
Organization and adjustment is everything.
Qantas Confirms Launch Date For 22-Hour Nonstop Sydney-London 'Project Sunrise' Flights
After a decade of planning, Qantas is finally set to begin its groundbreaking nonstop service between Sydney and London next year.
Drunk Crew Causes 30% Pay Cut For A Major Airline CEO
JAL cabin crew breached alcohol rules on a layover, leading to a failed pre-flight test, a 40-minute delay, and a wider internal investigation.
Flight Alerts: 39 Exciting New Nonstop Routes Launching This Week
See which notable examples made the list this week!
Here's What An Extra Inch Of Legroom Actually Costs On A New York-Tokyo Flight
The pricing dynamics between the American and Japanese airlines in this lucrative market.
July 4th Shutdown: All Reagan National Flights Grounded After Noon For America 250
The presence of aerial activities, including flypasts, parachute jumps and pyrotechnics, can impact flight safety, which has prompted this decision.
18-Hours Nonstop: United Airlines' Longest Route In 2026
When ranking using maximum block time, which includes taxiing at both ends of a route, the flight time, and a short period for delays, San Francisco to Singapore is United’s longest nonstop service at 17 hours and 40 minutes (during our examined period).
British Airways Suspends 7 Routes: See All Major Flight Changes Here [Map & List]
All routes are due to resume between August and October. Find out more here!