Airport Worker Dies Of Malaria After Mosquito Arrives On Flight: 5 Others Infected
Four employees were initially reported to have contracted the disease, with this figure later rising.
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British Airways Launches New 14-Hour Airbus A380 Route Next Week: See Flights Now
This long route last saw the type 16 months ago. Find out what's happening here!
Why Do Airlines Fly Some Of Their Largest Aircraft On The Shortest Routes?
From a 12-minute flight to a short hop to help train pilots, here are some of the shortest widebody routes in the world and why they exist.
The United States' 10 Oldest Airports Still In Operation
A closer look at America’s ten oldest continuously operating airports .
The 5 Largest US Air Force Bases By Active Personnel In 2026
Even the smallest of these big hitters has more than 7,000 troops at its disposal.
United Airlines Left Passengers Outside On Tarmac For 5 Hours After Crew Timed Out Mid-Taxi
Onboard supply shortages, crew duty limits, and closed CBP facilities led to a nightmare situation on a Wisconsin tarmac.
Why The B-52 Modernization Program Is $3 Billion Over Budget
The latest and greatest version of the BUFF is getting pricier.
TSA Scraps Its Secretive Gold+ Program, But Airport Security Is Going Private Anyway
The plan to replace TSA agents across the US is being scaled back and rebranded.
Max Power & Chaos: Why Some Retired Pilots Say Go-Around Procedures Need Rethinking
How the industry is working to make the terminal area safer.
Qantas' CEO Wished He Had A 'Time Machine' To Undo This Boeing Decision
A closer look at why Qantas never ordered the Boeing 777, despite influencing the plane's design, and why this wasn't necessarily a mistake.
The $4.9 Billion Rebuild Turning A Hurricane-Ravaged Air Force Base Into A Major F-35 Hub
Hurricane Michael destroyed Tyndall AFB in 2018. The Air Force is spending $5 billion to rebuild it as a 78-jet F-35 hub.
5 Things Passengers Don't Know About Booking Widebody Lie-Flat Seats On Domestic US Flights
All US mainline widebodies now have lie flat seats and these are used on many key domestic routes, especially to Hawaii.
The US Air Force Picked The 50-Year-Old F-16 Over The F-35 To Test Autonomous Fighter Flight
How a Cold War workhorse is shaping the AI dogfighters of tomorrow.
LATAM Ready For 11 New A321neos, E195-E2s With $505 Million Financing Deal
LATAM secured $505 million to finance 11 new aircraft in 2026, including four A321neos and six E195-E2s, accelerating its fleet renewal.
La Premiere Expansion: Air France’s Top First Class Slated To Make San Francisco Debut
Air France now serves seven US cities with its ultra-premium first class product.
Why United Keeps Snubbing Scandinavia In Favor Of Obscure Mediterranean Destinations
United is bypassing obvious Northern European cities for smaller Southern markets offering exclusivity and stronger leisure economics.
The Airline Spending $400 Million On New Boeing 787 Business Class Suites
New interiors will soon be coming to long-haul flights out of Poland.
Okinawa Bound: United Adds 6th Japanese Destination In Its Largest International Expansion
United becomes the only North American carrier to link the Ryukyu islands directly with a thrice-weekly 777 service.
Explosives And Drone Found For 3rd Time This Month At Major German Airport
A small drone with military explosive was found in Kabelsketal stirring alarm over possible attacks on cargo hubs.
Frontier Airlines Cancels Flights To These 29 Airports: See The Full List Now
They last saw the carrier between April 2025 and August 2026. Find out more here!