Why The US Air Force Is Keeping 54 A-10 Warthogs Flying After Operation Epic Fury
Even though the USAF has indicated it will keep three squadrons of Warthogs in service for a couple extra years, it doesn't change the calculous.
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Airbus Is “Very Committed” To Launching An A320 Family Replacement In 2030, CEO Says
Airbus is preparing a 2030 launch for the aircraft that could replace its best-selling A320 family.
Flight Tracker Review: Tracking My Own Air Canada Flight from 40,000 Feet
Discover how Simple Flying's flight tracker provided unique insights and entertainment during a recent Air Canada flight from Frankfurt to Montreal, offering features like altitude tracking, NOTAMs, and arrival routing filters.
Joining oneworld Alliance Is An Invitation, Not An Application: Here's How It Works
Joining oneworld isn't a simple application process. Here's how airlines are invited, integrated, and ultimately approved as full alliance members.
American Airlines’ New Pilot Policy Upsets Passengers: Is It Necessary?
The move is frustrating frequent flyers.
Transatlantic U-Turn: Delta Air Lines Flight Returns To Boston After 30 Minutes Due To Smoke
A Delta flight from Boston to Nice turned back to its departure airport just 30 minutes into its journey, following reports of smoke on board.
Why Ryanair's Long-Haul Ambitions Hinge On Airport Slots, Not Aircraft Economics
Long-haul aviation requires access to slots at some of the world's busiest airports, with Ryanair unable to get its foot in the door.
Confirmed: President Trump’s 1st Flight On Qatari-Gifted Air Force One Will Occur Next Week
The President will take his first flight on the luxurious Boeing 747 next week, marking a new era for Air Force One.
Unusual Streak? 4th Delta Air Lines Flight Avoids Close Call In Boston In Less Than 1 Week
Four Delta-branded go-arounds at Boston put runway-safety concerns back in the spotlight.
16-Hour Marathon Flights: Inside Southwest's Most Grueling Multi-Stop Route [Schedule]
With six stops on the way, this very long service in July would test the patience of anyone who flew it. Find out more here!
Why A P2F Converted Airbus A350 Will Likely Never Happen
Composite materials and disparate mission types make the A350 and A350F vastly different airframes.
Revealed: United Airlines Launches 3 New Nonstop International Routes [Map]
As winter approaches, United Airlines prepares to offer travelers a tropical escape with new seasonal routes to Cartagena and Providenciales.
The FAA's New Secondary Cockpit Door Just Debuted On A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737, But Most Planes Won't Get It
Southwest flew the first US flight with a secondary cockpit barrier. Most of the fleet won't get one for years.
Pulling Back: Allegiant Air Removes Nearly 30 Routes With Short-Term Exits From 3 Cities
This update comes days after the airline slashed over 60 routes from its schedule.
TSA Finds 2 Live Smoke Grenades In A Bag, 1 Inside A Peanut Butter Jar
The discovery of two live smoke grenades hidden inside a jar of peanut butter in a passenger's checked luggage highlights the importance of screening.
Air Canada Vs. WestJet Vs. Porter: Which Carrier Has The Most Leg Room?
A closer look at the legroom available on Canada's top airlines.
The Only 2 Airlines That Still Offer Onboard Shower Suites In 2026
Both of them only offer this feature on the Airbus A380.
Seasonal Weekend Service: Delta Air Lines Adds New Routes From New York LaGuardia & Austin
Delta adds seasonal weekend flights from New York LaGuardia to Melbourne (FL) and Austin to Fort Myers, expanding Florida service for winter 2026-27.
Toronto's New Nonstop Flights: 10 Long-Haul Routes Launching Summer 2026 [Full List]
They involve six airlines, three of which are European. Find out more here!
Why United Airlines Just Filled An Embraer ERJ145 With Sand Bags
With only one passenger on board, extra ballast was required for weight and balance reasons.