
Southwest Cancels 17 Routes From Its 5 Busiest Airports: See Where Now
Some of the cuts were very intriguing. Find out more here!

Some of the cuts were very intriguing. Find out more here!

Construction could begin as early as Spring 2027.

How the RAF and Italy prove the F-35 and Eurofighter Typhoon are rivals on paper but partners in 2026’s networked battlespace.

Inside the Collaborative Combat Aircraft revolutionizing air warfare.

How the Raptor beats its opponents in the air and at the pump.

The dynamic aircraft offered a lot to customers, but sold poorly.
The clock is ticking for this aviation legend. Airlines have more than one option as a replacement, but which will they pick?

The Dubai-based carrier is still receiving deliveries of Airbus A350s.

This aircraft offers some impressive offensive and defensive capabilities.

Winglets can really cut fuel consumption and costs, but engineers have to carefully weigh down sides.

Premium economy has grown significantly in popularity over the past decade.

The carrier now plans flights to 12 US and Canadian airports, with record flights. See more here!

Many airlines now emulate Air New Zealand's Skycouches to offer lie-flat economy products.

On July 14th Lufthansa unveiled its first Airbus A350-1000, the largest twin-engine aircraft ever to join the airline's fleet. The aircraft is notable not only because it introduces a new flagship widebody, but also because it represents the 700th Airbus aircraft delivered to the Lufthansa Group.

Airbus A220 vs Embraer E195-E2: compare fuel burn, range, capacity and passenger miles per gallon to see which jet is truly more efficient.

Another route for 2026 just joined the list. See them all here!

A British Airways flight declared a PAN PAN before upgrading to a MAYDAY after experiencing an Air Data Reference failure during its approach.

The two major manufacturers traded blows at the show, with both announcing significant orders in the early salvos.

Qantas cut 162 seats from its A350 to fit a fuel tank that reaches London nonstop. Here is why the airline thinks passengers will pay 20% more for it.

A factory-fresh plane joins the growing fleet of the largest twinjets in the world.