Cathay Pacific Has Axed 16 Long-Haul Destinations In 2 Decades: See The Full List
In the past 20 years, the carrier has ceased flying to all of these places. Find them all here!
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Iberia Is Flying An Airbus A321XLR To Livestream Today's Total Solar Eclipse From 33,000 Ft
A specially routed A321XLR will livestream the total eclipse using ultra fast Starlink over Palencia.
Why The Boeing 747's Upper Deck Hump Will Be Nearly Impossible To Replicate In A Modern Jet
The 747’s hump became iconic because it solved old problems that modern jets no longer have.
5 Things Passengers Don’t Know About Business Class Upgrades
Securing an upgrade can be convoluted, and the process can be difficult to grasp.
Could The Airbus A220-500 Really Become The A320neo's Biggest Threat?
Airbus is not far away from unveiling its largest A220 variant yet, but what does it mean for the A320 family and could Airbus be set for major change
American Airlines' AI Is Rebooking Passengers Onto Later Flights Without Asking Them
Artificial intelligence runs loose in American's booking office.
Does The $2.66 Million Seat Inspection On 453 Boeing 737 MAX Jets Signal A New Era Of FAA Oversight?
The 737 MAX is still as safe as ever, but the FAA is being more careful in ensuring that.
What Are The Benefits Of Flying Singapore Airlines Business Class?
A closer look at one of the most polished premium products in the world of global aviation.
How One Of The Cheapest Jets In The Sky Undercuts Charter Rates By Over $1,000 Per Hour
What makes the Cirrus SF50 so compelling.
No Shelters, No Problem: The Logic Behind Andersen AFB's 20-Acre Concrete Expansion
Hardened aircraft shelters can protect parked aircraft from select munitions, while also providing convenient targeting solutions to other munitions.
Single-Pilot Airliners Might Be Closer Than You Think: Here's Why That's Controversial
The technology for single-pilot flying is getting closer. Yet, regulators have responded to the controversy by blocking development.
17% Drop: Boeing Delivered 53 New Aircraft In July
Boeing delivered 53 aircraft in July, down monthly, but still firmly ahead year-on-year.
5 Reasons Why Pilots Prefer The Boeing 787 Dreamliner
The aircraft offers exceptional long-haul capabilities.
Southwest Launches 5 New Nonstop International Routes: See Full List Now
They are from four airports across the country. Find them all here!
The Specific Super Hornet, F-15, And F-16 Variants Being Quietly Phased Out In 2026
The US fighter fleet is quietly shrinking in 2026 as aging F-15s, F-16s, Super Hornets, and A-10s enter their final chapters.
Trump Snuck Off Air Force One In A Catering Truck To Fly On Boeing 757 Amid Iran Threat
A covert aviation switch used a catering truck and a C-32A to mask presidential movements after an Iran threat.
Delta Air Lines Investigating Hoax WiFi Network On Las Vegas Flight After Hacking Conference
Delta is investigating a possible hoax Wi-Fi network on a Las Vegas-Atlanta flight after DEF CON 34, though no aircraft systems were hacked.
Air Canada Abruptly Suspends 15-Hour Nonstop Route: See Affected Flights Now
The carrier has confirmed that this resumption date has been pushed back to next year. Find out more here!
60% Of Southwest Flyers Now Pay To Upgrade From Base Fare — Here's What It Costs In 2026
Southwest's cheapest fare is no longer its real price. Here's what each 2026 fare tier includes, what upgrades cost, and how rivals now compare.
Simple Flying's Flight Tracker Now Makes Finding Live Flights Even Easier
A closer look at the revamped Simple Flying Flight Tracker and its sleek, user-friendly redesign that makes navigating live flight data a breeze.