Engineers Left A Lamp In A Qantas Airbus A380's Wing: Then It Flew to Texas & Back
The rogue component was only discovered after the jet had completed a long-haul round trip to the US and back.
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“Potentially Catastrophic”: Major Pilots Union Issues Urgent Warning On Airbus Engine Shutdowns
A major pilots' union has warned that a cockpit defect linked to unexpected engine shutdowns on Airbus aircraft could have potentially catastrophic consequences, urging regulators to broaden their response after the issue emerged on more than one type.
How Much Do Corporate Jet Captains Make Compared To Major Airline First Officers In 2026?
Being a pilot means massive earning potential, but what is the difference between the airline world and the corporate aviation world?
Qantas Launches New 15-Hour Nonstop US Route In Just 4 Months [Map]
It is the largest unserved market between Australia & the US. Find out more here!
The World’s 1st Hypersonic Hydrogen Jet: What We Know So Far
Hypersonix is an Australian startup looking to change aviation as we know it.
Here's What Pilots First Notice When Switching From The Boeing 737 MAX To The Airbus A320neo
Stepping into the cockpit of an Airbus A320neo after flying the Boeing 737 MAX reveals a world of differences.
The Boeing 787-10 Could Be The Most Valuable Widebody Of The Next Decade
The aircraft is one of three variants in the Boeing 787 series.
Washington Dulles Passenger Fees Could Soar From $13 To $90 Under $20 Billion Rebuild Plan
The consumer cost of plans to tear down IAD and build the 'Trump Terminal.'
5 US Air Force Bases Being Rebuilt Into Global Mission Hubs
The US Air Force is rebuilding five bases with more than $19 billion, from Tinian's WWII airfield to Guam's $8 billion defense shield.
United A320 & American 737 Both Blow Tires At O’Hare Within Hours Of Each Other
Passengers were shuttled to terminals after burst tires forced two veteran jets to be taken out of service overnight.
Here's How Much More Spacious Premium Economy Is Compared To Economy Class
Premium economy delivers five to eight more inches of legroom, wider seats, and deeper recline, offering a calmer, more comfortable upgrade.
5 Things Passengers May Not Know About Airbus A380 First Class Cabins In 2026
There's more to first class than just the seat on the A380.
The Mid-Size Florida Hub Betting $1.5 Billion That Delta Air Lines Will Turn It Into An International Gateway
The legacy carrier signed a 20-year lease for six additional gates at the airport.
Southwest Airlines Sued For $1.2 Million In Alleged Racial Discrimination Incident At PDX
Loud gate accusations and a claimed false custody shout left a Portland family humiliated before departure.
Why Retired Airbus A380s Are Now Worth More Dead Than Alive To Emirates
Emirates is buying retired A380s not to fly them but to take them apart. The parts inside are worth more than the aircraft itself.
STARLUX’s 2nd Airsorayama A350-1000 Arrives, Completing Stunning Gold-And-Silver Pair
STARLUX completes its striking AIRSORAYAMA pair as the A350-1000 becomes central to its long-haul growth strategy.
Luxury In Economy? Lufthansa Reveals Amenity Kits On Long-Haul Coach Flights
Small comforts arrive on long haul coach with new branded pouches, sleep masks and earplugs for overnight journeys.
Humanoid Robots Now Banned On All 3 Major US Airlines As American Follows United & Delta
Crew safety, thermal containment limits and past incidents are prompting carriers to restrict autonomous companions.
The New Air Force One Will Arrive With A Communications System The Pentagon Already Declared Obsolete
More problems pop up with the long-delayed next-gen Air Force One jets.
Despite “Zero Injuries,” 7 Passengers Sue Delta Over 2.3 MPH Collision With JAL 787
The collision occurred in Seattle in February 2025.