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.
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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.
How This $150 Million Tanker Plans To Undercut Boeing's Troubled KC-46
The underdog that could upend aerial refueling in the USAF.
Why Regional Airlines Are Parking Aircraft & Minting Captains In Just 18 Months
Over 500 regional jets are parked across the US because there are not enough pilots to fly them. Here is why, and where the pilots went.
Air Canada Launches 14 Nonstop Routes From Vancouver To Asia-Pacific: See Flights Now
New year round links and three weekly frequencies hint at strategic focus on China and high yield trans-Pacific demand.
A B-29 Bomber Quirk Gave Boeing's 377 Stratocruiser Its Famous Cocktail Lounge
The Boeing 377 turned a bomber fuselage into a luxury airliner, but the jet age made its famous cocktail lounge too costly to keep.
FAA Administrator Blasted Over Refusing Pay Raises For Overworked Air Traffic Controllers
Two senators want the FAA to release controllers' remaining 2.8% raise, but the agency says conditions remain.
Allegiant Air Just Bought Pilot Pay Parity At The Entry Door While The Exit Door To The Majors Stays Wide Open
The US carrier has made some changes to its pilot pay structure.
Delta Air Lines To Reportedly Add More Premium Select & Comfort+ Seats On Its Boeing 767-400ERs
Delta leans into higher-yielding travelers by reshaping 767 cabins while keeping lie-flat Delta One intact on long-haul sectors.
Southwest Launches 11 New Nonstop Routes From Major US Airport: See Full List
Eleven nonstop routes transform capacity at SAN with new transcontinental services and revived island flights.
Here's What Pilots Notice When Switching From The Airbus A220 To The Embraer E195-E2
With airlines debating whether to opt for the A220 or E195-E2, what is it actually like to fly each of these aircraft, and what makes them different?
American Airlines Cancels Flights To 28 Long-Haul Airports: See Full List
The carrier has stopped flying to all these places in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and South America. Find out where here!
5 Things Passengers Don't Know About Airline Loyalty Status Matching
Airline status matching can unlock elite perks fast, but these five hidden rules could determine whether your new benefits last or disappear.
Do B-21 Raider Pilots Make The Same As F-35 Pilots?
Comparing the take-home pay of some of the world's most elite pilots.
The 975 Feet Of Pavement That Rewrites Avelo Airlines' Entire East Coast Strategy
Avelo Airlines is about to get more tools for success.
KLM's First Airbus A350 Completes 90-Minute 1st Flight
KLM's first Airbus A350 has completed its first flight, beginning a fleet transformation crucial to protecting its Schiphol hub.
Global Airlines' Airbus A380 Hasn't Flown For A Year... What's Next?
Outstanding maintenance checks have grounded the airline's only jet. CEO Asquith still thinks there's a pathway to success.
How Much Does It Cost An Airline To De-Ice A Boeing 777?
De-icing a Boeing 777 can cost $10,000-$25,000 per application.
Emirates Launches Airbus A380 Flights On This Major 8-Hour Route In 1 Month [Map]
The return of flights contribute to Emirates' A380 flights to this continent growing by 18%. Find out more!
Boeing Now Fixing Cracked Parts On New Air Force One 747-8s Amid $3 Billion In Cost Overruns
Boeing is making steady progress repairing hundreds of microscopic cracks discovered in structural reinforcing members on the two 747-8 aircraft being converted into the next Air Force One fleet, with the news coming from Bloomberg. The repairs involve longitudinal structures known as stringers, which are being replaced under procedures mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).