Who Really Pays For Pilot Raises? How Labor Costs Reach Ticket Prices
Airlines have several tools to mitigate the impact of growing labor costs.
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American Airlines Will Open Its Exclusive First Class Dining Rooms To Business Class
AA opens its doors to more flyers as it rolls out lounge upgrades across the US.
Rome-Bound Delta A330 Diverts To Canada With 280 Onboard After 'Mechanical Emergency'
Emergency crews met the Delta jet in Newfoundland as a replacement aircraft ferried all passengers back to New York.
The 5 US Air Force Bases Quietly Holding NATO's European Airpower Together In 2026
The fortresses of NATO's allied air power in Europe.
5 Design Choices That Made The P-51 Mustang Such A Powerful High-Altitude Fighter
Analyzing the engineering behind an icon of aviation.
LAX Handled 3.76% Fewer Passengers In 2025 While Its Revenue Climbed To $2.34 Billion
Los Angeles, a critical hub airport for global aviation, has recorded a revenue increase even with less passengers. How is this possible?
Photos: JetBlue Opens Chic 12,000 Square Foot Boston BlueHouse Lounge
Exclusive perks extend to Mosaic 4 members, JetBlue Premier and Mint passengers alongside paid access for lower tiers.
Fuel "Not Available" For 14+ Hours At Buffalo Airport After Fuel Farm Circuit Failure
NOTAM outlined a nearly 14-hour window of no fuel services at the airport.
How A Flyer At Orlando Airport Exposed The TSA's $12.9 Billion Privatization Program
A briefing flyer found at Orlando Airport exposed a secret TSA program to privatize screening at US airports. Here is what it revealed.
7 Airlines Quietly Spending Billions To Rebuild Their Regional Fleets
Seven airlines are spending billions on regional fleet orders. Here are the aircraft they chose.
2 Tourists Seriously Injured By Jetblast At Skiathos' Famous Plane-Spotting Beach
Crowds line Skiathos airport perimeter to feel departing jets while hazard signs and barriers are repeatedly ignored.
Why Airbus Is Moving Pilot Training Beyond Simply Counting Flight Hours
Pilot training has evolved considerably over the years.
Israeli Budget Carrier Israir Given Go Ahead For US Flights As Soon As October
Israir prepares a bold Atlantic push with two widebodies and retained AA cabin layouts, setting sights on the New York market in October.
18-Hour Flights: United Airlines' 11 New Ultra-Long Nonstop Flights Revealed
There's a new entry. Find out what it is here!
Physics Of The Ambush: Why Fighter Jets Struggle To Kill Low-Flying Helicopters
Until now, helicopters have been good at avoiding fighter jet locks while flying low, but this is part of a complicated and changing picture.
7 N7 Predictions: United Teases New International A321XLR & Boeing 787 Routesew Routes? Predicting United's New Destinations From Its Teaser Video
United’s cryptic teaser appears to hide seven new routes, including five destinations potentially served by its incoming A321XLRs.
SWISS Is Phasing Out Its A220-100: Here's How To Track It Before It's Gone
Where to find the SWISS A220-100 in its final days.
Allegiant Air Launches 39 New Routes From Florida: See All Flights Now [Full List]
Comparing September's network with that month last year shows 39 additions. Find them all here!
United Reveals Plans For New $21 Million, 2-Story Seattle Lounge
The new space is set to open in 2027.
6 Months Ago Britain Was Upgrading 40 Typhoons, Now It Is Upgrading All 107
The UK has pivoted from upgrading less than 40% of its Eurofighter Typhoon fleet to the entire fleet under the new investment plan.