13 Hospitalized After Airport Bus Crashes Into Concrete Wall At EWR
Thirteen people were hospitalized after an employee shuttle bus crashed into a concrete wall at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Simple Flying — page 24
2516 articlessimpleflying.com ↗
Coverage, page 24
page 24 of 126
Why Congress Authorized Nearly $650 Million To Keep The E-7 Wedgetail Program Alive
The new surge of funding to modernize the USAF's 'eye in the sky.'
US Convicts Former Aeroflot Employee Of Smuggling Almost $1 Million Of Aircraft Parts
The US had previously arrested multiple people accused of exporting civilian aircraft parts.
Air Canada Cancels This 9-Hour Transatlantic Long-Haul Route [Map]
The end of the route means that Air Canada's links to Africa have halved. See what's happening here!
5 Things Passengers Don't Know About How Airline Crew Scheduling Actually Works
Pilots operate under a strict set of federal regulations that airlines have to abide by.
United Airlines Cuts This 8-Hour Long-Haul Route: See Affected Flights
Are things quite as they seem? Find out here!
The World’s Largest Air Forces By Annual Budget
A closer look at the world leaders in air power spending.
Saab Names No Customer, No Specs & No Timeline, But Is Moving Forward With Its New Unmanned Fighter
Saab has unveiled its concept of a very high end CCA as it works to upgrade its Gripen E and maintain its place in the fighter jet industry.
6 Airline Cabins The Industry Itself Voted The World's Most Superior In 2026
It is never easy to decide which cabins are the best, but these select airlines have earned some of the highest accolades available.
The FAA Could Miss The Deadline To Rename Lake Ontario On Airspace Charts
The FAA could take several months to reflect the new name on its VFR charts.
Disappears: SR-71 Pilot Explains The Real Reason Why The Blackbird Wouldn't Show Up On F-15 Radar
The early Eagle's APG-63 radar was a pulse-Doppler radar was initially not programmed to display a SR-71 closing at full speed, making it invisible.
Etihad’s Massive Growth: Launches 8 North America Routes & 1 Million Seats In 2026
Six major US airports and two Canadian destinations served this year.
The One Boeing 737-700 Hiding In Ryanair's 650 Aircraft Fleet
Unlike Ryanair's much larger 737-800s and 737 MAX 8-200s, the airline’s one 737-700 has only 148 seats and is nearly 19 feet (6 meters) shorter than the 737-800. More importantly, its resume has included pilot training, corporate charters, reserve duties, scheduled passenger flights, and holiday charter operations. So, why does Europe's largest low-cost airline still need such a conspicuous fleet outlier?
The Striking Differences Pilots Notice Between The Airbus A330 & A350
Airbus A330 vs A350: pilots reveal the real differences in cockpit design, aerodynamics, automation, and handling between the two Airbus widebodies
Singapore Airlines Axes Airbus A380 Flights On 2 Major Routes: See Changes Now
Superjumbo flights were removed to these two places this weekend. Find out more here!
A Storm Grounded This C-17 For 17 Months Because No Supplier Would Build 1 Panel
How the USAF pioneered a new computer-aided fabrication process.
Gone By January: Delta Quietly Trims 5,095-Mile Longest Domestic Route In The US
Delta cuts service to the Hawaiian Islands and a record-long route.
Is True That The B-36 Needs 336 Spark Plugs Changed Every Time It Came In For Service?
The B-36 still stands today as the largest, mass-produced, piston-engined aircraft ever. It features 336 spark plugs that often required changing
The US Navy's Least-Discussed Carrier Aircraft Is The One Every 6th-Gen Fighter Will Route Through
The Northrop Grumman E-2 Hawkeye is one of the most important enablers for the Navy's fighter jets and an important defense for the carrier group.
Top 5: The Largest Military Aircraft Of The Second World War
Germany and the US built some of the largest aircraft in the conflict, although many of their designs were unsuccessful.