Will Russia Even Be A Strategic Bomber Power By 2030? Its Intended Replacement Still Hasn't Flown
Russia's place as one of the 'big three' strategic bomber nations is looking increasingly shaky out to 2030 as its Soviet inheritance disappears.
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Here's How Many New Planes American Airlines Expects To Take Delivery Of In 2026
The airline revised its delivery numbers multiple times this year.
How Many Miles Per Gallon Does A Boeing 747 Get?
The 747 uses vast quantities of fuel, burning through 3,800 gallons every hour. This high fuel burn is equivalent to 0.19 mpg
Here's Why The US Air Force Chose The F-35A Over The F-22 For Export Partners
Congress simply was not willing to send the F-22's secrets abroad.
How Cabin Crew Pay Actually Works: The Hidden Pillars Behind Every Flight Attendant Paycheck
All is not quite what it seems.
Delta Air Lines Extends 44-Seat First Class Airbus A321neo Flights Between Las Vegas & Atlanta
The airline plans to operate the aircraft through at least April 11, 2027.
71-Year-Old Man Says United Airlines Left Him Without Oxygen & Only Offered A $150 Credit
The dispute occurred on a flight from Utah to Houston.
50 Years After The SR-71's Unbroken Record, Its Strangest Engineering Secrets Still Stand Out
Half a century later the rich story of a legendary plane is still unraveling.
United Airlines Finishes Phase 1 Expansion Of World’s Largest Flight Training Center
More than 22 acres and 12 football fields of training space support 32,000 annual simulator sessions and growth.
Man Ingested By Frontier Airlines Engine Was Denver’s 6th Airfield Security Breach In 3 Years
A string of six breaches exposes gaps in Denver airport perimeter defenses as authorities review detection and response.
Allegiant Air Cancels Flights To These 7 Airports: See Affected Routes
Four of them are in one state. Find them all here!
The Airlines Where Premium Economy Is The Smarter Buy Than Business Class In 2026
Premium economy is getting much closer to what a business class product offers. Here are some of the airlines offering the most impressive options
Closed Bookings: United Airlines Pushes Back Venezuela Return To January
Plans to link Houston and Caracas face fresh setbacks as airport repairs and rerouted flights reshape schedules.
6 Conditions That Let A Helicopter Beat A Fighter Jet In A Dogfight
One of the most curious air warfare experiments in history.
5 Ways To Europe: Alaska Airlines To Launch Seasonal Nonstop Flights To Paris & Athens In 2027
Alaska Airlines is adding Paris and Athens as its Seattle rivalry with Delta expands across five European routes.
Simple Flying Podcast Episode 301: American Airlines To Bring Back Seatback Screens, Munich's Back-To-Back Runway Incidents
Join Tom & Channing for the latest aviation hot topics.
Why A US Firm Cannot Simply Buy A European Airline Outright
Apollo's easyJet takeover exposes how American investors can buy value in European airlines, but not unrestricted control
How Rolls-Royce Engines Differ From General Electric Engines
Both engine manufacturers power some of the world's largest commercial jets.
Qatar Airways Introduces the World's First Starlink-Equipped Boeing 787-9
Passengers on Qatar's 787-9 routes will access connectivity up to 500 megabytes a second from gate-to-gate.
Regional To Widebody: How US Pilot Pay Climbs From $90 To $465 An Hour
2026 pilot pay scales are some of the highest in recent history.