The UK Just Admitted It Can No Longer Build The Red Arrows' Next Jet
With the Hawk production line closed, the UK may have to leverage US/Swedish, Italian, or Korean aircraft designs for its next trainer.
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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!
Wow: Delta Flight Attendant Commutes Over 5,100 Miles From Africa To US To Fly
Commuting is popular in the aviation world, but even this is extreme.
Southwest Launches 11 New Routes From This Major US Airport [Full List]
The 11 route additions are more than any other airport in its network.
US C-17, C-40B Spotted Making Rare Moscow Visit With CIA Director Onboard
A rare CIA mission to Moscow may explain why John Ratcliffe switched from a C-40B to a C-17.
Delta Air Lines Just Became The 1st US Legacy Carrier To Zero Out Miles On Its Cheapest Fares
Delta Main Basic is one of the most restrictive fares in the US.
How The 134-Inch GE9X Solves A Noise Problem That Chevrons Used To Handle
The Boeing 777X will be exclusively powered by next-generation GE9X turbofans, which lack the iconic chevrons of the Dreamliner.
Etihad Airways Launches New 15-Hour Nonstop Route To North America In Only 2 Months
Calgary is set to get its first Middle Eastern link.
Airport Employee Dies After Being Hit By Aircraft In Montreal
A Samsic employee at Montreal Airport has tragically been killed by a French Bee aircraft that was backing up.
Lufthansa Spent $2.8 Billion On Hard-Door Suites — Air France Bet On Curtains Instead
Designers weigh comfort and certification cost as Air France favors openness over heavy door assemblies.
Stranded In The Azores: Mystery Odor Forces SWISS Boeing 777 Diversion
A replacement Triple-Seven is on its way to pick up the stranded passengers.
The 5 Last Airline Loyalty Programs That Still Haven't Switched To Dynamic Award Pricing
Inside the airline programs, retaining fixed award charts and zone matrices that preserve clarity for strategic mile spenders.
LAX Caterer Serving 15 Airlines Faces Mold, Maggot And Cockroach Allegations
An airline catering company that supplies in-flight meals to at least 15 carriers at Los Angeles International Airport is under scrutiny due to allegations of poor hygiene and working conditions.
United Airlines Announces 11 Massive New Nonstop Routes To Europe: See All Flights Now
Six of the European destinations will have US flights for the first time or after many years. Find out more here!
The Future Of Aviation? Why Rolls-Royce Filed A Patent For A Hydrogen Engine System
Hydrogen could have a big role to play in the future of aviation.
Why Airbus & Boeing Noses Look So Different
In this video, we take a look at why Airbus and Boeing aircraft have such different nose shapes, how aerodynamics influence their designs, why Boeing's newest aircraft are moving away from its traditional look, and what is actually hidden inside the nose of every modern jetliner.
The 5 Most Punctual Airports In The World
Most are located in Latin America.
Singapore Airlines Has Axed Airbus A380 Flights On 11 Routes: Full List
The destinations are across the world, including three in North America and two in Europe. See them all here!
Policy Change? What’s The Latest With American Airlines & Carry-On Bags?
A closer look a the recent changes to the carrier's boarding process.
Who Really Pays For Pilot Raises? How Labor Costs Reach Ticket Prices
Airlines have several tools to mitigate the impact of growing labor costs.