Frontier Airlines Sued After Not Informing Passengers Of Data Breach For Over A Month
A cyber extortion supergroup exploited weak defenses to access Social Security numbers and IDs, triggering legal fallout.
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Boeing Hands Flying-Taxi Venture To Archer Aviation With Nearly 20% Stake
Boeing shifts its autonomous aviation bets to Archer while retaining significant long-term upside.
The Shared Radar Warning Receiver Limitation Of The F-15, F-16, & F/A-18
The challenge for legacy fighter jets in today's battlespace.
5 Airlines With The World's Best Business Class Seats For Transpacific Flights
Which carriers offer passengers the most comfort across the Pacific?
Is It True That The US Navy Is Racing To Field Its Own 6th-Generation Fighter?
Pulling back the curtain on the Navy's next-gen jet program.
The Bidding Decisions That Separate A $470,000 Widebody Captain From A $700,000 One
What goes on behind the scenes?
American Airlines Launches 15 New Nonstop International Routes: See Full List Now
With multiple domestic and international routes coming, most of the carrier's hubs are involved. Find out more here!
Why The FAA Tells Airline Pilots To Keep Mentally Flying The Aircraft Even With Autopilot On
Despite advanced autopilot capabilities, pilots must always stay focused.
The 1998 NASA Laser Experiment On The SR-71 That Could Shape Boeing's F-47
NASA's SR-71 Laser Air Data Sensor (LADS) experiments were ahead of their time, but could prove to have an influence on the F-47's design.
5 Aircraft That Pilots Say Are The Most Technologically Advanced
A closer look at some of the most cutting-edge aircraft in 2026.
The Reverse Thrust Maneuver Major US Airlines Quietly Abandoned Around 2006 & Why It Never Came Back
US airlines used reverse thrust to push back from gates for two decades. By 2006, every carrier had quietly stopped.
Atlanta Still Boards More Passengers Than Dubai, So How Did DXB Steal The Busiest Airport Crown?
Both airports see million of passengers every year.
How The US Air Force Added 15 Years To The B-1B Lancer's Life In Just 22 Days Per Jet
How a radical process improvement just saved the B-1 from the Boneyard.
Hawaiian Airlines To Replace Inter-Island Boeing 717s With The 737-800
Alaska Airlines has announced that it has selected the Boeing 737-800 to replace the interisland 717-200s that currently operate under the Hawaiian Airlines banner. These rear-engined twinjets have been a perfect fit for the short and sharp rotations that characterize interisland flying, but it is no secret that they aren't getting any younger. As such, a replacement aircraft has been eyed for some time.
1st Of 850 Jets: Lufthansa To Launch High-Speed Starlink WiFi On Airbus A320neo In 9 Days
All Lufthansa Group airlines will have Starlink by 2029.
Only 80 Miles: Qatar Airways Launches World's Shortest Airbus A350 Flights
It is the world's new shortest bookable A350 operation. But there's a twist. Find out more here!
British Airways Breaks Decades of CFM Loyalty
The United Kingdom's primary flag carrier, British Airways, has selected Pratt & Whitney's geared turbofan, or GTF engine to power up to 63 Airbus A320neo family aircraft, ending decades of exclusive reliance on CFM International engines for its Airbus narrowbody fleet. So in this video, we take a look at why the airline is introducing a second engine supplier for the first time on its A320neo family fleet, and what this decision says about how airlines are choosing engines in today's increasingly complex aviation market.
What Happened To Antonov? How The Aircraft Giant Lost Its Serial Production
Antonov has endured three catastrophic shocks with its last serial production aircraft delivered in the mid 2010s, but its not done yet.
Emirates Recycles Airbus A380 & Boeing 777 Parts In 8-Foot Arsenal FC Badge Sculpture
The carrier has now been a partner of the team for two decades.
All Pilots & Cabin Crew In Malaysia Face 30-Day Drug Test Deadline After Smuggling Scandal
Going forward, more random testing will also take place.