Gripen E Vs. F-35: Stealth Supremacy Or Maintenance Freedom?
Comparing Sweden's warbird to the American stealth fighter.
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Australian Man Pleads Guilty To Assaulting LAX TSA Officer, To Be Sentenced Next Month
Thomas Bingham could face up to eight years in prison after grabbing a TSA officer in lost bag incident
The 24/7 RAF Mission That Protects NATO's Eastern Border
The quiet battle in the skies of Eastern Europe to halt conflict.
Frontier Airlines Cuts 21 Routes From The World's Busiest Airport [Full List]
Frontier is pruning its Atlanta network after rapid expansion, cutting weak routes while preserving its long-term ambitions at ATL.
5 Widebody Long-Haul Routes Airlines Are Quietly Switching To Narrowbody Jets In 2026
The Airbus A321XLR is quickly finding itself being used on long-distance flights alongside, and sometimes replacing widebodies.
Judge Rejects Russia’s Bid To Reclaim Seized Antonov An-124 In Toronto
The jet has been stuck in Canada for 4.5 years now.
Identical Pay? The Real Salary Figures Of American, Delta & United Airlines' Widebody Captains
Is it true that the Big 3 US carriers each offer the same pay for widebody captains? In a way, but not quite.
How Many B-36 Peacemakers Are Left?
The B-36 Peacemaker lived up to its name, never dropping a bomb in malice, but how many remain today?
Why The Boeing 757 Is Still Irreplaceable 4 Decades Later
The Boeing 757 is one of the most legendary airliners in history, beloved by enthusiasts and crews alike for its excellent performance and distinctive engine sound.The jet was never the most popular airliner when it was being marketed, and Boeing ended production back in 2004 due to a lack of orders in favor of concentrating on the 737.
Turkish Airlines Plans London City Flights: But How Will That Work?
Turkish Airlines wants to add London City, but none of its current aircraft offers an obvious solution for the route.
How Pratt & Whitney's Military Adaptive Cycle Engine Could Answer CFM RISE On Boeing's 737 Successor
Boeing has a string of options to power its next narrowbody offering.
Is This the Future of Business Class?
Alejandro of Simple Flying sits down with Unum Aircraft Seating to explore how the UK-based company is rethinking the modern Business Class seat. From its lightweight design and unique Scimitar seat mechanism to zero-gravity positioning, increased passenger space, and fewer moving parts, the interview takes a closer look at Unum's approach to comfort and sustainability, its upcoming A330 and Boeing 787 certifications, and how its minimalist engineering could shape the future of premium aircraft cabins.
Is It True That Some Pilots Land Hard On Purpose?
Safety, consistency, and accuracy take precedence over passenger comfort during landings.
Here's Why Aer Lingus Has Cut A Massive 5 US Routes In 2026
Aer Lingus has cut five US routes in 2026 as weak loads, rising competition and lower margins force a network reset.
Here’s When Delta Air Lines Plans To Debut The Largest Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Delta's Dreamliners will serve long-haul routes across the globe.
"Impossible To Deliver": Alaska Airlines 787 Long-Haul Flights Are Understaffed, Crews Say
Union grievance alleges that Main Cabin service and new premium offerings were never properly tested for economy operations.
How Much Do Regional Airline Captains Make Compared To Major Airline Captains In 2026?
Now that pilot salaries after the pandemic upheaval have normalized, we can assess the gap between regional and major airline captains.
Delta Sued By Passenger Knocked Unconscious After Seat Belt 'Failed' On Landing
How one flyer claims he was knocked out cold by a faulty seatbelt.
Here's What Pilots Notice First When Switching Between The Airbus A350 & Boeing 787 Cockpits
Comparing the flight decks of the world's two most advanced widebody airliners.
Pension Vs. Paycheck: What US Military Pilots Give Up To Fly For Airlines
Comparing the pay off of two very different aviation career paths.