New Flagship: Delta Air Lines Targeting 1st Airbus A350-1000 To Enter Service In June 2027
Delta Air Lines is adding a new long-haul powerhouse. The A350-1000 will bring more capacity, range, and premium travel options.
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“Old Time’s Sake”: Trump Sidelines New Qatari-Gifted Air Force One After 1st Overseas Trip
The unexpected move is raising questions about why the President would make such a decision.
What Is The Busiest Airport In Canada?
With almost 47 million passengers and 50,000 jobs, YYZ is Canada's busiest airport
7-Hour Flights: JetBlue's Longest Nonstop Airbus A220 Routes Revealed [Map]
The A220 allows carriers the flexibility to downsize or right size its operations on a particular route, depending on passenger demand.
Why Boeing's 777-8 Freighter Is Trapped By The 777X Passenger Jet's Certification Delays
Boeing is pushing hard to get its answer to the new generation of cargo aircraft out of the factory. However, the 777X delays have trapped its promise
"The Best Plane By Far": Trump Eyes F-35 Sales To Turkey 7 Years After Kicking It Out
The prospect of F-35 jets flying for Turkey has raised eyebrows and concerns.
Russian Airline Bans First Officers From Landings After Surge In Hard Landing Incidents
Russian airline S7 Airlines has introduced a temporary rule that prevents most first officers from performing landings at most of the carrier's destinations following a series of hard-landing incidents. The restriction, which took effect on June 1st and is scheduled to remain in place until October 1st, 2026, applies across much of the airline's network and is intended to reduce operational disruptions caused by aircraft inspections and maintenance following heavy touchdowns.
Why Did British Aerospace Build The BAe-146 With 4 Engines?
The manufacturer built this model with a unique design.
Saudia Boeing 787 Strikes Philippine Airlines Airbus A320 Tail While Taxiing At Manila
No passengers or crew were hurt in this ground collision; however, both aircraft have sustained damage and are grounded.
Why The B-21 Raider Is Officially A 6th-Generation Aircraft Before Any Fighter Earned The Label
The future of stealth strike is already on the USAF flightline.
42,000 New Planes: Airbus Reveals Massive 20-Year Forecast
The European planemaker believes its aircraft are well-suited to developing network trends.
Split Fleet: Boeing And Airbus Set To Share Philippine Airlines' 20-Jet Widebody Order
PAL's long-haul flyers can look forward to a long list of upcoming upgrades.
The Aging Software That Canceled 16,700 Southwest Airlines Flights Is Finally Being Replaced By 2028
A closer look at how IT issues are impacting the airline industry.
Here's Exactly How Much British Airways Elite Status Saves On A 2026 Economy Ticket
British Airways' loyalty scheme could see travelers pick up some perks excluded in unbundled tickets.
The Real Reason Your Flight Has The Number Of Attendants It Does
It's all about safety, not service.
Trump’s $400M “Bridge” Air Force One Makes 1st International Journey To Turkey NATO Summit
The 747-8 is serving as a bridge to the new Air Force One fleet.
Why 6 Brand-New US Marine F-35Bs Were Delivered With Nose Ballast Instead Of Radars
Six brand-new Marine F-35Bs arrived without radars and with nose ballast instead. The real story reveals a decades-old fighter tradition.
What Are The Best Seats In Each Class Of Emirates’ Boeing 777‑300ERs In 2026?
Breaking down the seating on the Emirates 777-300ER.
Under 17 Hours: Gulfstream G800's Melbourne-Illinois Flight Is Fastest, Farthest In Business Jet History
The G800's incredible journey from Australia to the US state of Illinois sets a new benchmark for speed and distance in the business jet market.
The Same TSA Scanner That Lets Laptops Stay In Your Bag Is Quietly Ruining Other Gear
This is why some passengers need to pay extra attention next time they pass through TSA.