Why The US Air Force Is Betting Its Newest Stealth Fighters On A Hurricane-Flattened Florida Coastline
Building up a strategic air base in Hurricane Alley to deploy new stealth jets.
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American Airlines Nears 65-Jet Order That Could End Its All-Boeing Widebody Fleet
American leadership is considering modern Airbus widebodies in fleet design.
Why Air Canada Is Launching Nonstop Flights To This Tiny European Airport
The airline is returning to Croatia after several years.
The Air Force Built Digital Twins Of Its B-1s To Keep Them Flying Toward The B-21 Era
How the USAF is keeping the BONE in the air.
3 American Airlines Passengers Duct-Tape 'Biting' Man To His Seat After Racist Abuse
A retired police officer and two passengers subdued the violent flyer before the flight diverted to Baltimore.
5 Airlines Offering First-Class-Level Sleep But In Business Class
A closer look at the best ways to sleep in the sky.
Air Force Budget Documents Project Fighter Aviator Manning Will Fall To 67% In 2027
The US Air Force's fighter jet community is coming under increasing strain from falling manning levels, now a third-below target.
Air Canada Launches New 8-Hour A321XLR Heathrow Route: But There's A Twist
Early morning departures deliver late evening London arrivals and seamless US preclearance via Toronto hub connections.
Virgin Atlantic Cuts 5 Long-Haul Routes To North America: See Affected Flights
Most of the flights are to the United States.
Qantas Moves Up Airbus A380 Retirement By 4 Years, First Superjumbo To Exit In 2028
As the toll of United States’ Operation Epic Fury continues to exact a high price on the global aviation industry, the latest casualty is the Airbus A380 fleet of Australian carrier Qantas. Qantas originally planned to begin phasing out its ten A380s in 2032. That has been rescheduled for 2028, which follows on the arrival of the first A350-1000s next year.
89 Years Later, Amelia Earhart's Final Radio Words Remain One Of The Most Haunting Quotes In Aviation History
The final words of one of aviation's most well-known figures still haunt those who listen to them today. Here is what we know 89 years later.
"Sounded Like Gunshots": Qantas Boeing 737 Diverts After Engine Flames Over Queenstown
The Boeing 737 circled toward Christchurch after a suspected bird strike set an engine alight shortly after takeoff.
The Airlines With The World’s Most Superior Economy Class Seats In 2026
All of five airlines that we will cover are based in Asia, and two of them are Japanese.
Inside The Specialized Shelters Being Built To Protect The B-21 Raider From Harsh Winters
Ellsworth AFB is undergoing a major infrastructure overhaul as specialized facilities take shape ahead of the B-21 Raider's 2027 arrival.
US Airlines Will No Longer Owe You Meals Or Hotels For 10 'Uncontrollable' Delays
A DOT rule recategorizes ten types of delays, including unscheduled maintenance and unruly passengers.
Frontier Airlines Confirms Its Final Day At New York JFK After Only 2 Years
After brief service at the busiest NYC airport a no-frills airline trims costly routes and bolsters year-round flights from LGA and EWR.
This Country's $5 Billion Resort Economy Quietly Depends On A 60-Year-Old Aircraft Design
New DHC-6 300-G arrivals promise improved range and payload while preserving the Twin Otter’s rugged seaplane versatility.
6 Cabin Designs Made Famous Pioneered By The Original Boeing 747 That Airlines Still Use Today
Many features we take for granted today.
Backtrack? Why Boeing's F-47 Is Being Considered Over This Homegrown 6th-Gen Fighter
As the budget crisis slows down the Global Combat Air Programme, Japan considers the implications of Boeing's rapidly developing F-47 fighter.
Why This Airline's New Airbus A350-1000 Headrest Speakers Aren't The Concert-Hall Experience Marketing Suggests
Headrest speakers are an interesting bit of technology, but they have their problems. Here is what you need to know.