Breaking: Cessna Citation Crashes On Highway In Texas - 1 Dead
The accident occurred after the aircraft attempted to divert while en route to Austin.
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How Boeing's T-7A Was Built In 3 Years & Became The Blueprint To End The F-35 Era
Why the T-7A points to both the enormous potential of advanced digital prototyping tools and their limits in the real world.
American Airlines Steps In After British Airways Won't Fly Solo Wheelchair Passenger
Reportedly, this was caused by concerns that crew might not be able to assist the passenger to and from the lavatory or help in case of an evacuation.
The Striking Differences Flight Attendants Notice Between Working On Narrowbody & Widebody Planes
Differences from crew dynamics to safety procedures changes the work experience between aircraft types.
"Regulatory Nonsense": Ryanair Blasts Europe's Push For Free Cabin Bags On Every Flight
Europe's leading budget carrier denounces new EU rules.
How US Fighter Pilot Salaries Compare With Other Leading Nations In 2026
The reward for service in the leading air powers.
Riyadh Air Clears Major Hurdle With DOT Approval For US-Saudi 787-9 Flights
Service to 22 destinations is planned by March 2027.
TSA's $781 Million Scanner Rollout Quietly Changes 3 Things Every Flyer Does At Security
What do passengers need to know?
Why The B-21 Raider Costs Less Per Hour To Operate Than The B-2 Spirit It Replaces
The B-21 is a generation upgrade over the B-2 intended to be a high-end stealth bomber workhorse than a first night wonder.
Emirates Vs. Etihad Vs. Qatar Airways: Which Carrier Wins In Lounge Experience?
Qatar Airways has high quality but exclusive lounges, while those of Emirates and Etihad are generally more accessible.
Delta Air Lines Cuts 14 Florida Routes: See All Flight Changes Now [Interactive Map]
13 are domestic and one is international. See them all here!
Why Some Carriers Are Stripping Perfectly Good Airbus A321neos For Parts
The Pratt & Whitney GTF engine crisis has created a bizarre market reality: airlines are paying to have perfectly good aircraft dismantled.
Delta Off The Hook, Avoids Major Fines As DOT Ends 2-Year Probe Into 2024 CrowdStrike Chaos
Delta avoids major DOT penalties, but legal fallout from the CrowdStrike chaos continues.
Frontier Airlines' Massive Expansion: 38 New Routes Launching In July [Map & List]
Compared to the same month last year, 33 domestic and five international routes have joined its map. See them all here!
Airbus Unveils 10th A320 Final Assembly Line At The Former Home Of The A380
Airbus transforms the iconic Jean-Luc Lagardère complex, once dedicated to the A380, into a cutting-edge production hub for its A320 Family.
Introducing “The Night Watch”: Inside KLM’s 1st Ever Airbus A350-900, Inspired By Dutch Painters
KLM has unveiled its first Airbus A350-900, named The Night Watch after Rembrandt’s masterpiece, ahead of its September 2026 debut on Toronto flights.
The Striking Differences Between Emirates First Class & Business Class On The Airbus A380 In 2026
Explore the luxury features that set Emirates First Class and Business Class apart, and the ticket prices that set the two classes apart.
How Cabin Crew Rest & Sleep On The Airbus A350-1000
This kind of aircraft requires some creative crew management.
Here's How Senior Cabin Crew Run The Forward Galley Like An Air Traffic Control Tower
Communication, teamwork and leadership are key.
Why DC-10 Air Tanker Pilots Must Shove The Yoke Forward After Dropping 85,000 Pounds Of Retardant
What it takes to fly the biggest firefighting plane in the world.