The 5 Busiest Military Airspace Corridors In The World In 2026
A closer look at where warbirds soar the most on the globe.
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Sparks Flew At 10,000 Feet: The Aviation Love Story Born In A Dash 8 Cockpit
The story of a couple that met in the skies.
Here's How Emirates Actually Makes Money On Its Airbus A380: 15% Of Seats Generate Half The Revenue
Despite representing only around 15% of total seats, first and business classes are estimated to generate roughly 45% to 50% of passenger revenue.
Only 57% Full: Why Southwest Airlines' Hawaii Flights Are Struggling
Southwest excels at bringing tourists to Hawaii, but struggles at moving them between islands.
The Quarter Boeing Built Only 16 Widebodies While Airbus Quietly Won Delta
Q1 2024 saw disastrous manufacturing results for Boeing. The manufacturer lost out to its principal rival as a result.
Nobody Owns The Sky Over The Atlantic & International Law Has Never Resolved It
International groups define procedures, but stop short of granting ownership.
Inside Riyadh Air's 72-Boeing 787 Order & The Slot-Sitting Trick That Got It To Heathrow
Riyadh Air is quickly moving from a mere startup to one of the world's top airlines. Can it challenge the status quo?
Qantas Backtracks On 33-Inch Legroom Project Sunrise Promise To Add Extra-Legroom Seats
As Qantas' Project Sunrise edges closer to launch, attention shifts from route maps to seat maps.
Why The US Air Force Is Retiring 100 F-15C Eagles But Keeping A Specific Group Flying
Why the F-15C is retiring but select “Platinum Eagles” still fly, and how the USAF bridges the gap to the F-15EX.
These Airlines Had The Top Premium Economy Seats Last Year
A closer look at which of the world's premium economy seats were the best in 2025.
The Armrest Trick Flight Attendants Use & The Safety Rule Behind It
That hidden button under your aisle armrest is a federally mandated accessibility feature. Here is why it exists and when you can use it.
Pan Am’s Old HQ Is Now Miami’s New Luxury $1,295-Per-Use Private Terminal: Here’s What’s Inside
Groups of four can also book private spaces within the terminal.
The Airbus A350-900ULR's Range Hits 9,700 Nautical Miles Because Parts Were Removed, Not Extra Fuel Tanks
Typically, more range means more fuel is needed. For the A350-900ULR, the exceptional range it reaches is thanks to far more than just added fuel.
Why Ultra-Long-Haul Flights Still Need 4 Pilots In The Cockpit For Takeoff
Why the flight deck gets crowded on lift off.
Could The US Get A Third A340 Carrier After Lifting Sanctions?
Quadjets have become very rare on American soil in recent years.
New 15-Hour Airbus A350 Flights: Here's Where French Bee Will Fly Now [Map]
The triangular route will serve two destinations in the Indian Ocean.
492-Seat Boeing 777 On 1-Hour Flights: Why Turkish Airlines Does It
A 492 seat Boeing 777 features as a standout in the Turkish Airlines fleet. But where does the airline fly this high-density aircraft?
Turkish A35k Australia
Turkish Airlines is betting big on what would be its longest route ever served. The carrier disclosed to Simple Flying exclusively that it plans to launch nonstop flights between Istanbul and Sydney with specially equipped aircraft in 2027!
What Pilots Actually Do During A Transtalantic Flight Once The Autopilot Takes Over
From filling out paperwork to maintaining communication and constantly checking the instruments, the pilots are kept busy on the flight deck.
Inside The Luxurious World Of Lionel Messi's Private Jet
The World Cup winner knows how to live the high life.