The Airbus A350 Demonstrator That Could Make Ground-Based Landing Systems Obsolete
Airbus' one-of-a-kind jetliner ushering in the next era of air travel.
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Emirates Has Suspended Airbus A380 Flights To These 2 Long-Haul Destinations [Map]
Emirates has temporarily suspended Airbus A380 flights to Prague and Glasgow for summer 2026, with daily superjumbo services returning in October.
Singapore Airlines Adds 25% More Airbus A380 Flights: See All Routes Here
Where can you fly on the carrier's superjumbos at the turn of the year?
Business Class Vs. First Class On The Airbus A350: Is The Price Gap Actually Worth It?
In a time when aviation is offering passengers more choices than ever, what differences can be expected between business and first on the A350?
Was Flying On Concorde Actually Comfortable?
Concorde's seats were narrow, upright, and had no screens. The passengers who flew it regularly did not care. Here is why.
American Airlines Offers 1,205 Flight Attendants Unpaid Leave Amid September Flight Cuts
An earlier fall schedule and rising jet fuel costs prompt a 4% workforce adjustment across American's busiest hubs.
Why A Long-Haul Captain Thinks About Fuel Reserves Differently Than A Short-Haul Captain
Why do long-haul flights carry so much fuel? Learn how the same airline fuel rules produce completely different decisions on short and long flights.
Sudden Brakes: Jetstar & Qatar Airways Planes Nearly Collide At Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport
Taxiway confusion and weekend staffing strains prompted emergency stops and a canceled Jetstar flight after boarding.
The FAA's 10-Hour Flight Attendant Rest Rule Actually Means 8 Hours At The Hotel
The ins-and-outs of current flight attendant rest regulations in the US.
The Widebody Quietly Replacing The Boeing 767 On Cargo Routes Is Not What You Think
Which aircraft might fill the gap left by the Boeing 767 as the workhorse of the cargo world?
American Airlines Suspends 100% Of Flights On This International Route: Here's Why
The carrier will cease serving this corridor this winter.
The World's Most Remote Flight Paths: How Far From Mainland Can You Really Fly?
Some flights operate long distances from the nearest airport.
Melbourne Airport Gains Massive 32% More Airbus A380 Flights: Here's Why
A380 activity has spiked, with 109 extra superjumbo departures between November and March as one carrier reintroduces heavy widebody capacity.
Here’s How Much Wider Premium Economy Is Compared To Economy Class
These seats are often exceptionally comfortable.
This Regional Jet Has Wider Economy Seats Than Some Widebodies & No Middle Seat
Stepping on any narrowbody brings an expectation of cramped seats and very little personal space, but there is a manufacturer that is a clear outlier.
Volaris' Huge US Expansion: 4 New Routes Revealed [List & Map]
All new routes are starting in December.
Why Might The World's Most Efficient Twin-Aisle Aircraft Have Boeing Rethinking Its Next Jet?
Is Boeing already looking ahead to its next clean-sheet aircraft? There is plenty for Boeing to worry about, and much of it comes from Airbus.
What Ground Crews Do In The 25 Minutes Between Flights That Passengers Never Witness
It takes rapid and hard work from ground crews to get a plane ready to take off again
Only 222 Seats: United Airlines' 8 New Ultra-Premium Boeing 787 Routes Revealed [Map]
These flights are concentrated out of two US hubs.
Airbus Delivers 67 New Aircraft In July, Remains Below Monthly Average To Meet Annual Target
Supply chain snarls and engine shortages stretch Airbus production as teams race to clear a growing delivery backlog.