Why Canada Suddenly Values Saab's Source Code Access More Than F-35 Stealth
Canada is seeking both an American-built F-35 5th-generation fighter jet and a somewhat sovereign 4.5th gen locally built secondary jet.
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5 Airlines’ Premium Economy Seats With The World’s Longest Legroom In 2026
A closer look at some of the airlines that are redefining comfort in premium economy with legroom lengths that close the gap to business class.
Airlines Are Now Selling Business Class Seats Like Smartphones: Inches & 4K Screens Replacing Soft Service
Premium cabins now compete on hard specs like 32‑inch 4K screens, Bluetooth audio, and next‑gen IFE platforms.
Luxair's Massive Expansion: 11 New Routes Launching In 2026 [Map]
Much of the carrier's growth this year has been focused on Mediterranean leisure destinations.
Why Qatar Airways Announced Then Abruptly Scrapped 1st Nonstop Las Vegas Flights
Almost a decade later, Las Vegas still has no regular service from any Middle Eastern airlines.
The $14 Million Nuclear Missile Quietly Linking America's 70-Year-Old B-52 To The Brand-New B-21 Raider
The B-52J and B-21 are to be linked by the next-generation stealthy nuclear cruise missile currently under development by the Air Force.
Why A Microscopic Defect Can Ground A Boeing 787 That Has Flown Safely For 15 Years
A defect as wide (or narrow) as a human hair's can become a critical engineering challenge for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
How New CF6 Engines Made The C-5M Galaxy More Fuel Efficient Than The Original C-5
In the Early 2000s the C-5 Galaxy fleet began an engine replacement program, now completed, these aircraft will likely fly beyond 2040.
Boeing Tore Apart An Emirates-Bound 777X Rather Than Pay The Huge Rework Costs
The manufacturer has over 30 777X aircraft requiring expensive change incorporation rework.
What American Airlines Should Have Done? STARLUX Airlines Receives “Silver Airsorayama” A350-1000
Airbus has delivered an A350-1000 to Taiwanese carrier STARLUX Airlines with an eye-catching metallic livery!
Delta Air Lines Broke A Decade Of Airbus Widebody Loyalty To Give Boeing 1 Order
Delta has finally returned to Boeing after years of Airbus reliance. This is what the landmark order may mean for the airline's future plans
Why The Boeing KC-46 Still Has Refueling Limitations With Several USAF Aircraft
KC-46 Pegasus still faces A-10 and stealth aircraft refueling limits as Boeing works on boom and vision system fixes.
Rare Air: The 8 US Markets Where The Airbus A350-1000 Flies Daily In 2026
New York leads the way with over 2,000 A350-1000 flights in 2026.
How This Airline Packs 39 Business Class Seats Into A 17-Hour Flight Nobody Talks About
EVA Air uses its 777-300ERs with a premium dense layout to offer a seldom-mentioned high quantity of business class ultra-long-haul seats.
2,000-Jet Shortage: Boeing Warns Global Supply Squeeze Will Last Into The 2030s
Boeing's latest forecast at the Farnborough Airshow reveals a looming crisis in the global aviation market, with a shortage of nearly 2,000 aircraft.
The $48.6 Billion B-52J Upgrade Just Locked In 2 Small American Towns Through 2050
The upgraded B-52 will keep two small towns at the center of US nuclear deterrence strategy for years to come, while the USAF waits for the B-21.
How American & United Airlines Are Turning 19-Year-Olds With Zero Flight Hours Into Branded Airline Pilots
The two major US carriers are supporting pilots in the early stages of their careers.
The Striking Differences Between Premium Economy & Economy Class In 2026
What secrets lie between these two cabin classes?
Rolls-Royce Says It Has Doubled Engine Time On Wing Since Launching Its Transformation
Rolls-Royce set a 40% time on wing target in 2023. In 2026, the company says it has hit 100%.
American Airlines Launches New 3-Hour Nonstop Regional Jet Flights To South America
As Venezuela recovers from a devastating earthquake, American Airlines' new regional jet flights to Maracaibo adds a connection to this oil city.