Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Forced Into 'Lockdown Protocol' After Threat To Take Over Jet
Out-of-control travelers bring the flight to a screeching halt.
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The Scope Clause: The Obscure Rule Shaping US Regional Aviation
What is the scope clause and what impact does it have on regional aviation across the country?
Why Pilots Reduce Speed Before Crossing Into Oceanic Airspace
Oceanic airspace is a challenging place to be, far away from civilization and communication outposts. Before entering, pilots reduce speed, but why?
What Boeing's Latest $280 Million Air Force One Charge Really Means
The VC-25B has been a lesson in the risks of high-risk fixed-price contracts and short-term high-profile savings for the cameras.
How United Is Quietly Rebuilding Washington Dulles Into Its Ultimate Hub
Trump is pushing to rebuild Dulles, but United is getting the global hub it always wanted.
Is It True That The World Is Running Short On Widebody Aircraft?
The current situation in the widebody market.
Do US Flight Attendants Have A Retirement Age Like Pilots?
Luckily, in the US you can be a flight attendant forever.
“There Are Loopholes”: Frontier Airlines Passenger Denied Boarding After Plane Swap
Frontier denied a passenger boarding after an aircraft swap. Here's why a little-known US rule can leave travelers without compensation.
Why The B-52 Will Still Be Flying Alongside America's Newest Stealth Bomber
The B-52J will serve a complementary role with the B-21 with the two aircraft optimized for different, but related missions.
The New Baggage Policy Changes That Delta Air Lines Passengers Should Know About In 2026
Everyone from first-timers to frequent flyers should be aware of these alterations.
Why JetBlue Keeps Struggling Despite Doing So Much Right
JetBlue's financial struggles have persisted despite its reputation for providing a high-quality passenger experience.
Why Pilots Sometimes Land Hard On Purpose
A harder landing often feels dramatic, but it is frequently the safer landing.
Breeze Airways Launches 7 Massive New International Routes: See Flights Here
The carrier is targeting winter sun and leisure travelers in its upcoming international expansion.
What Pilots Actually Do In The 1st 10 Minutes After Takeoff That Passengers Never See
Analyzing one of the critical phases of flight on every departure.
United Airlines Launches 2 New Nonstop Routes From This Major Hub [See Flights Now]
The airline continues to expand its network from San Francisco.
Boom's Overture: Can A Startup Really Bring Back Supersonic Travel?
Supersonic flight is the dream for Boom and the Overture. Can Boom really do it?
Here's What Cabin Crew Notice About Passengers Flying Business Class For The 1st Time
Premium cabin demand has only continued to grow.
199 Delta Passengers Evacuate Smoke-Filled Boeing 757 Down Slides On Atlanta Taxiway
Footage shows smoke filling the cabin while passengers escaped down emergency slides.
Are Electric Air Taxis Actually Ready For Passengers In 2026?
How realistic are air taxis as a concept?
How Airline Alliances Are Quietly Being Reshaped In 2026
In 2026, the most significant airline partnerships are being built outside the three global alliances.