How Congress Increased The Navy’s Sixth-Gen Fighter Budget From $74 Million To Over $900 Million
The back story of the dramatic course change for the F/A-XX.
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Engineer, Sacked Over 17-Min Delay After Singapore Airlines Jet Reboot, Awarded $28,000
A veteran Australian aircraft engineer has been awarded AU$40,000 (about US$28,044) in compensation after being sacked following a 17-minute delay to a Singapore Airlines flight.
Delta's New Airbus A330-900neos Will Feature A Massive 56 Delta One Suites
Delta doubles down on long-haul luxury with a premium-heavy A330neo layout aimed at top transatlantic routes.
5 Air Force Bases Spending Hundreds Of Millions To Rebuild Cold War-Era Runways
A closer look at how these bases are preparing themselves for the future.
Emirates' Oldest Airbus A380 Is Nearly 21: See The Routes It Still Flies Today
The jet flew to three different UK airports at the start of the month.
From 76 F-22 Raptors To 200 Next-Gen Fighters: How Much Larger America's Air Superiority Fleet Could Get
A closer look at the future of air power in the US Armed Forces.
Flight Review: Turkmenistan Airlines 777-200LR & 777-300ER Business Class From London To Bangkok
I flew both of Turkmenistan Airlines' widebodies in business class on a London-Ashgabat-Bangkok itinerary.
The Choreographed Cockpit Sweep Pilots Run From Memory Before The Checklist Even Comes Out
Flows ensure redundancy in the cockpit.
Can American Airlines Close The Profit Gap With Delta & United?
Can the largest US airline by number of flights return to the top when it comes to profitability?
Why Delta Air Lines' Quiet Exit From Minneapolis Marks The End Of The DC-9 Era In America
Delta quietly ended all 717 flights from Minneapolis in May 2026. The DC-9 family had been flying from MSP for 60 years.
A Look At The Salaries Of Long-Haul Flight Attendants In 2026
This analysis will focus on major US airlines.
Why The Boeing 767 Refuses To Die Nearly 45 Years After Its 1st Flight
The 767 continues to have military and cargo usage, which will ensure it keeps flying for decades to come.
The World's 10 Largest Airports In Operation
Some aviation hubs have almost become cities unto themselves.
The Real Origin Of America's Pilot Shortage & Why It May Be Coming To An End
A closer look at the reality of the current pilot hiring market, and what to expect in the near future.
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Sun Country Airlines’ Minneapolis Cutbacks Sparks Worry Over Higher Airfares
The Minneapolis airline will serve about half a million less passengers from its home city compared to 2024.
Air India A320neo Lost Critical Flight Controls For 4 Seconds In 300ft Plunge, Airbus Says
Airbus ordered hydraulic and sensor checks after sensors were removed and wiring inspections were flagged for VT-EXO.
This New Tailless 6th-Gen Fighter Ditches Vertical Stabilizers & Bets The Airframe On Software
China's J-50 isn't just another sixth-generation fighter—it reflects a fundamentally different approach to achieving air superiority.
Only 243 Miles: American Airlines Launches New Ultra-Short Airbus A321XLR Flights
An ultra long range narrowbody on a short hop reveals cabin tech, larger screens, and enhanced in-seat power options.
Long-Haul Delta Air Lines Flight Diverts Twice After Lavatory Leak Floods Cabin
Passengers faced hours on the ground as Delta maintenance repaired the cabin issue and the flight later required a crew swap.
Why The B-1 Lancer Can't Fly Supersonic At Every Weight
The B-1B is better not thought of as a supersonic bomber, but as a subsonic bomber capable of limited supersonic dashes on under specific conditions.