Delta Eyes LAX To Philadelphia And Washington Dulles By 2028 After Adding Newark
Delta's ambitious expansion plans at LAX could shake up the competitive landscape at Philadelphia and Washington Dulles.
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How Much Do Royal Air Force Fighter Jet Pilots Make?
Unraveling the mystery of RAF fighter pilot pay: What factors shape their earnings?
Why United Airlines' Same Premium Plus Seat Now Sells As 3 Different Products
United's Premium Plus seat is no longer considered a singular product; instead, three tiers have been introduced to further unbundle premium economy.
The Problem Lockheed Ran Into After Designing The L-1011 TriStar
The aircraft entered service later than its rival despite its advanced design, which left it to fight for market share from behind.
Why Germany Is Quietly Buying 15 More F-35s & Asking To Join A Fighter Program It Once Rivaled
Following the collapse of FCAS with France, Germany is now considering its GCAP, Saab, Spanish, and 6th-gen-less combat drone future.
Over 900 Flights Disrupted At Heathrow & Gatwick As UK Heatwave Turns To Storms
Heathrow and Gatwick faced severe thunderstorms, resulting in hundreds of flights being canceled or delayed, causing chaos for travelers.
The Highest Paid US Flight Attendants Ranks & Their Average 2026 Salaries
Distinctive differences.
How Far Can The Boeing Dreamlifter Fly Without Refueling?
A closer look at the capabilities and mission of the massive Boeing Dreamlifter.
There Is No Other Aircraft That Can Do What The C-5 Does – That's Why It Will Fly Until 2050
The USAF plans to keep the C-5M Galaxy flying until 2050 despite low readiness rates, rising costs, and maintenance delays.
Why RAAF F-35 Pilots Earning $180,000 Are Quitting For US Airlines On The E-3 Visa
The unique career option for Australia's veterans.
The 65-Year-Old KC-135 Will Refuel America's B-21 Stealth Bomber Into The 2040s
Why the incoming B-21 bomber will rely on both the KC-135 and KC-46 and continue to rely on them after NGAS eventually enters service.
24-Hour Flights: The Airbus A350's 10 Ultra-Long-Haul Routes In 2026 [Map]
Only one of the top 10 operates on a nonstop basis.
Here's How The FAA Lets Boeing Sign Off On Its Own 737 MAX Deliveries
This is the story of the 737 MAX and the ODA, a relationship once broken and now mended. Boeing's push to return to its best is making big strides.
Here’s How Different The Boeing 777X’s Dimmable Windows Are Compared To The 787 Dreamliner
A revolutionary leap in window technology promises to transform the passenger experience on the Boeing 777X.
“Crashed Into The Ceiling”: Delta Air Lines Sued After Severe Turbulence Sent 25 To Hospital
A 2.5-minute turbulence ordeal on Delta Flight DL56 left passengers with head trauma and orthopedic injuries, prompting a lawsuit and investigation.
How The C-17 Globemaster's Externally Blown Flap System Creates Landing Noise Challenges No Other Military Transport Faces
The C-17's short-field landing capability comes from a system that no other military transport uses. It also creates a noise problem.
Up To 25-Hour Flights: The Airbus A380's 10 Extremely Long Routes In 2026 [Map]
Qantas' Sydney to London A380 route, with a stop in Singapore, is the longest at an impressive 25 hours and 30 minutes.
Air New Zealand A321 Touches Down Before Aborting In Wind Shear Go-Around
The Airbus A321neo had its tires briefly touch the ground at Wellington Airport before wind shear forced the plane to abort its landing.
Simple Flying Podcast Episode 296: American Airlines' Airbus A319 & A320 Retrofits, SFO Delays Quadruple
Join Tom & Channing for the latest aviation hot topics.
easyJet Reopens Talks With US Investment Firm Despite Rejecting $6.4 Billion Takeover Offer
The debate is centered on valuation, aviation assets, and whether a higher bid could emerge.