Why The US Navy Is Spending $120 billion On A Supercarrier Project That Won't Be Ready Until 2043
Why spend so much money on something that needs almost two decades to be completed? Supercarriers are far more important than you may realise
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WestJet Ends 20 US Routes: See All Major Flight Changes Now [Map]
WestJet is cutting US leisure flying while shifting aircraft toward Europe and non-US sun markets.
"Hundreds" Of Near Misses In US Airspace Every Day, Airlines For America CEO Tells Congress
Many close calls go unreported in the media.
Flight Alerts: 21 Exciting New Nonstop Routes Launching This Week
See which notable examples made the list this week!
WestJet Hits A Home Run With Stunning New Aircraft Livery
The new paint scheme has debuted on a Boeing 737 MAX 8.
Here's Why Aviation's 65% Sustainable Fuel Target For 2050 No Longer Adds Up
There are significant obstacles in the way for the airline industry to reach net-zero carbon emissions.
Air Canada Pilot Charged With Fraud, Accused Of Flying 17 Years Without A Proper License
An Air Canada pilot - or should we say FORMER Air Canada pilot - has made international news after being accused of forging documents and essentially flying without a proper license for around 2 decades. The man has been officially charged with among other things fraud, using forged documents, and public mischief.
Here's How United Airlines' Boeing 787 Dreamliner Fleet Is Absorbing The Shock Of A Forced 777 Grounding
Timely investment in the Boeing 787 Dreamliners has helped United keep its operations steady.
11-Hour Flights: Turkish Airlines' Surprisingly Long Boeing 737 MAX Routes Revealed [Map]
They are all one-stop services to Africa, with the MAX being the airline's leading equipment to the vast continent. Find out more here!
Why The A-10 Warthog's Rescue Of A Downed F-15E Pilot Forced The Air Force To Reverse Its Retirement
The Air Force both wants to keep the Warthog in service for four more years and slash its A-10 fleet in half in Fiscal 2027.
Why 4 Engine Aircraft Could Go Back Into Production
Are quadjets coming back?
The Airlines With The World's Most Spacious Economy Seats In 2026
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The Real Reasons Nations Are Moving Away From Russian Fighter Jets
Sanctions, modernization, fighter alternatives, domestic alternatives, and diversification pressures are moving the world away from Russian jets.
How The Airbus A350's Engine Quietly Became The Cash Machine Saving Rolls-Royce
The Trent XWB just keeps getting better and better.
Southwest Launches Its First Starlink Wi-Fi Flight, Eyes 300 Jets By End Of 2026
SWA is on the way to next-level streaming in-flight.
16 Airbus A380s Need Emergency Inspections After Cracks Discovered In Wing Spars
Rare emergency directive issued by EASA targets 16 A380s over safety concerns, grounding five Emirates planes for immediate inspection.
Why A 2025 Boeing Strike In St. Louis Just Pushed This Air Base's New F-15EX Eagles Into 2027
The readiness crunch at one of the USAF's most crucial bases.
Over 300 Drones Flying Near World Cup Stadiums Seized By US Officials So Far Says TSA
The FIFA World Cup will take place across North America until July 19.
5 McDonnell Douglas Aircraft That Changed Commercial Aviation
A closer look at five of McDonnell Douglas's most important commercial aircraft.
Why The B-21 Raider Can Park Outside Overnight – Something The B-2 Spirit Could Never Do
A generational leap in stealth tech.