British Airways Launches New Nonstop US Route In 3 Weeks: See Full Schedule
BA now plans 28 US routes in July with 50 to 51 daily flights. Find out more here!
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The C-5 Galaxy Carries Cargo So Large It Makes Other Military Transports Look Like Regional Jets
A closer look at the US Air Force's king of tactical airlift.
Shooting Stars: 5 Celebrities Who Have A Pilot License
Five of biggest aviation enthusiasts that are also public figures.
Why In The World Are New Boeing Fuselages Green?
As the aviation industry shifts towards composite materials, will the iconic green finish become a relic of the past?
Breaking: SAS Announces Order For Up To 40 Airbus A330 Aircraft
The carrier has put pen to paper on the largest investment in its history.
Why The Cheaper Airbus A321LR (Not The XLR) Is Quietly Powering The New Transatlantic Boom
The A321LR has arguably had a bigger impact on the industry than the A321XLR.
Baggage Delays Strand 800 at Orlando Airport for 5+ Hours, Passengers Threatened With Arrest for Leaving
Over five hours passed before any sign of bags arrived on the carousel, with three other Virgin flights facing the same ordeal, stranding 800.
American, Delta & United Will Pay TSA $6.8 Million A Year For Crew To Skip Security
A new system of air crew security screening is taking off.
Flight Review: Air New Zealand Airbus A320neo 'The Works’ Class From Christchurch To Sydney
A family of three, including a child, embarked on an early morning flight from Christchurch to Sydney in 'The Works' class.
Delta Plots 1st Transatlantic Flight From Austin With Nonstop Link To Paris
Could Austin's airport soon become the only U.S. gateway to Paris? Delta's plans could shake up the trans-Atlantic market.
Apple AirTags Helped Airlines Cut Permanently Lost Bags By 90% In Just One Year
Mobile tech combines with airline IT to save billions in lost baggage.
Less Capacity: Why Southwest Airlines Reversed A $60 Million Decision Made 14 Years Ago
A small decision with big consequences.
The Narrowbody Jet That Made Launching Nearly 40 New Transatlantic Routes In 2026 Possible
The Airbus A321XLR is reshaping transatlantic travel, enabling dozens of new nonstop routes once considered unprofitable.
Delta's CEO Blames "Congested" ATC For 20%+ Airfare Surge
Ed Bastian claims that the air traffic control system is the culprit, causing a logjam in the market.
Still On Track? How Aircraft Delivery Delays Are Affecting Aviation's 2050 Net-Zero Goal
The aviation industry is unlikely to remain fully on track to meet its 2050 net-zero target under current conditions.
TSA PreCheck Touchless ID Gets Major Expansion With New Google Wallet Option
TSA PreCheck Touchless ID is available at 65 airports nationwide and supports more than 100 participating airlines
Dangerous? South America's Contrasting Trend Of Unruly Passengers In 2026
What do the experts say?
United Launches Brand-New Nonstop Service To Cartagena From 2 Major US Hubs
United Airlines announces its third Colombian destination, Cartagena, the airline's four-weekly flights from Houston and Washington Dulles.
Still No Answers: Malaysia Airlines MH370 Search Extended Through 2027, 12+ Years After Disappearance
Malaysia extends the MH370 search until 2027, giving Ocean Infinity another year to solve aviation's biggest mystery and bring closure to families.
Why British Airways Quietly Cut 30 Business Class Seats When It Replaced The Boeing 747
Replacing the 747-400 with the lower-capacity A350-1000 has forced British Airways to make substantial cuts to the number of business class seats.