Commercial Flights Return Today To Venezuela's Main Airport 10 Weeks After Deadly Earthquakes
Commercial flights have returned to Caracas, but Venezuela's main airport remains far from fully recovered.
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This Might Be Delta Air Lines' Greatest Asset From Merging With Northwest Airlines
The SkyTeam founding member inherited quite a lot from the famous merger.
JetBlue Officially Unveils BlueFirst First Class While Slashing Economy Legroom By 2.3 Inches
The new product is expected to be available in the coming months.
Why Qantas Is Moving 13 Of Its Airbus A380s Off Los Angeles & Onto A Much Shorter 5-Hour Hop
Qantas is repositioning its largest aircraft onto routes to Singapore, rather than the iconic route to Los Angeles. Why exactly is this happening?
Why The 3 Major US Airline Pilot Pipelines Are Selecting Completely Different Candidates In 2026
What the prospects are for aspiring aviators in America.
United Airlines Cuts 10 Routes From The World's Busiest Airport: See Flights Now
The routes appear to have been removed temporarily.
What Pilots Actually Do Between Cruise & Touchdown To Choreograph The Perfect Landing
A landing starts 120 miles from the airport at 35,000 feet. Here is what pilots do between cruise and touchdown to set it up.
5 Aircraft That Got Remarkably Close To Service Before Their Programs Collapsed
These five aircraft were almost ready for commercial service but never carried any passengers in the end.
SAS’s 80+ A320neos Are Now Starlink-Equipped After Just 6 Months
Frequent flyers gain gate-to-gate streaming and speedy cloud access as satellite links roll out in record time.
The 5 US Pacific Air Bases The Pentagon Quietly Flagged For Crumbling Infrastructure
Numerous air bases in the Pacific are in need of investment due to both crumbling infrastructure and new requirements.
United Airlines Launches 14 Massive New Nonstop Routes From Major Hub: Full List Now
They contribute to the carrier having the most flights ever from this hub. Find out more here!
New Engine Oil Designed Not To Smell Could Hide Toxic Fumes From Crew, Union Warns
Industry data and conference debates highlight fume incidents and push for probes into oils that mask telltale smells.
WWII's Most-Built Torpedo Bomber Later Carried A Future US President Into Combat
The Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger became WWII's most-produced torpedo bomber and helped save George H. W. Bush's life over Chichi Jima.
Why Delta Air Lines Is Suddenly Canceling This 11-Hour Nonstop Route [Map]
Given how badly the airline did the first time, it's a wonder a second attempt is being made at all. Find out more here!
Why Ex-Spirit Airlines Flight Attendants Aren't Happy About Google's Large Data Purchase
An unusual case that could leak flight attendant's personal information.
Virgin Atlantic Sells 2 Boeing 787-9s To LOT Polish Airlines, Focuses On New A330neos
Ditching its unwanted Dreamliners will allow Virgin Atlantic to focus on premium-heavy A330neos in another Boeing defeat.
Guess The Destinations: Air Canada Teases 5 New International Routes With $44,000 In Prizes
Air Canada teases five new international routes for Summer 2027 with $44,000 in prizes. Here are the clues and most likely destinations.
American Airlines Just Bet Its Future On A $4 Billion, 31-Gate Fortress Dallas/Fort Worth Hub
How and why DFW will continue to be American's most important hub.
4 Months Later: Frankfurt Airport Finally Has A Schengen Lounge In Terminal 3
The Air France lounge includes a vast dining area and exclusive spaces.
This Airline Has The World’s Most Comfortable Premium Economy Seat In 2026
The Dubai-based carrier's premium economy product is relatively new.