The New US Law That Just Killed Airbus' Single-Pilot Cockpit Plans For A Generation
Airplanes flying in America will remain occupied by two pilots.
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How A Quiet Airbus A350 Redesign Solved The Paint Problem That Sparked Qatar Airways' $2 Billion Lawsuit
Airbus maintained the issue did not risk safety, but got on with updating aircraft behind the scenes
Why Southwest Airlines Doesn't Want Its Boeing 737NGs Anymore
Southwest Airlines is famous for operating only the Boeing 737 series.
Why Tech Billionaires Are Ditching Flight Attendants On Their Jets
Are flight attendants an added luxury or an essential?
British Airways Cuts 7 Major Long-Haul Routes: See All Destinations Here
Five are from London Gatwick and two are from London Heathrow. Find out more here!
A Soviet Aircraft Carrier That Terrified NATO Now Hosts A Jet-Ski Stunt Show
The curious case of the USSR's cruiser-carrier Kiev.
American Airlines To Reportedly Deploy 1st Retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER Next Month
American Airlines’ first retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER appears to be nearing the end of its long stay in Hong Kong, with aviation watcher JonNYC reporting that the aircraft could depart before the middle of July and ideally enter passenger service in early or mid-August. If that timing holds, it would mark the long-awaited debut of one of American’s most important premium cabin upgrades in years.
Ryanair Passenger Sucked Toward Broken Window After Midair Engine Failure
The injured passenger was taken to hospital, with other guests accommodated on a replacement aircraft.
Why The US Army Locks Its Aviation Warrant Officers Into A 10-Year Flying Contract
The struggle to keep talent inside the world's biggest helo fleet.
Why This US Air Force Base Is Considered Unstoppable
Eglin AFB’s massive range, advanced testing and multi‑domain integration make it unmatched in proving and refining US airpower.
Emirates Suddenly Unveils Airbus A380 Flights To This Major City [Full Schedule]
History will be made in several ways. Find out why here!
Ouch: Air Canada Inspecting Damage On Boeing 737 MAX 8 That Veered Off Runway In Montréal
The jet had just arrived from LAX at the time of the incident.
Why United Airlines Just Sent 14 Boeing 777-200s To The Desert Instead Of Fixing Its Pratt & Whitney Engines
What was the reason behind the Star Alliance carrier's decision?
Why Qantas Is Suddenly Canceling Airbus A380 Flights
July hasn't started well for the Australian flag carrier's superjumbo fleet.
Student Pilot Lands Cessna 150 Alone After Instructor Jumps To Death Mid-Flight
As the instructor made a brief comment and exited the plane mid-flight, the trainee pilot Rosario found himself having to land the plane alone.
Inside The FIFA President's Cross-Continental Private Jet World Cup Tour
Where has the FIFA President's private jet been flying?
"Very Disappointed": JetBlue's Manchester Exit Leaves Fliers Scrambling For Options
JetBlue pulls its operations to grab real estate left behind by Spirit.
Why No US Ally Could Replicate The B-21 Raider's Hardened Network Of Stealth Bomber Bases
Discover why the B-21's billion-dollar stealth bases, not its price tag, put America's next bomber beyond allied reach.
How Airbus Is Quietly Turning The A220 Into A Widebody-Comfort Jet For 8-Hour Transatlantic Routes
Subtle changes unseen by passengers are redefining cabin comfort.
Why 97% Of Boeing 777 Pilots Continue An Unstable Approach Instead Of Going Around
While most landings follow a stable approach, almost all unstable approaches are followed by landing.