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.
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Porter Airlines Flight Canceled After Toddler Stands In Seat, Delaying It Past Curfew
A late-night Porter flight returned to the gate after cabin crew could not secure a standing toddler, leaving everyone stranded overnight.
5 Airports Rebuilding Their Runways Before The 2027 Safety Deadline Squeezes Airlines
From global hubs to regional fields, all airports have to prioritize runway condition.
Here’s How Much Range The Airbus A350-1000 Has Compared To The Boeing 777-300ER
The Airbus A350-1000 and Boeing 777-300ER are long-haul aviation titans, but the A350's slight edge in range may not be as decisive as it seems.
How Airbus Is Quietly Repositioning The A330neo As A Widebody Bargain For 2027
The A330neo isn't Airbus' newest widebody, but it may be its smartest. Here's why airlines keep ordering it.
How US Navy Jet Tail Codes Identify Their Carrier: 5 Facts That May Surprise You
Turning the page on the story written all over every Navy jet.
Why A Boeing 747 Captain Thinks About Crosswind Landings Differently Than An Airbus A380 Captain
The 747 and A380 both land in crosswinds. Their captains use different techniques to do it, and the reasons are structural.
SWISS To Retire Entire A220-100 Fleet Just 10 Years After Launching It
SWISS is preparing to withdraw the CS100 turned A220-100 from commercial service. Only four of the airline’s original nine Airbus A220-100s remain operational, but all are expected to leave service by the end of 2027.
Ex-Flight Attendant Admits Fake Pilot ID Scheme For 'Hundreds' Of Free Flights On 3 US Airlines
He used a fictitious employee ID and insider knowledge of crew procedures to slip past checks at multiple airport hubs.
C-17 Globemaster Vs. A400M Atlas: The West's 2 Airlift Workhorses Compared
Breaking down two of the top-in-class.
5 Airline Award Loopholes Frequent Flyers Raced To Book Before Deadlines
Everyone loves to find a special deal or a secret hack when booking flights. Today, this is much harder to achieve as airlines globally are changing.
LAX Caterer Serving 15 Airlines Faces Mold, Maggot And Cockroach Allegations
The company provides for meals for over a dozen international airlins, including Air France, Lufthansa, Japan Airlines, Qantas and Virgin Atlantic.
Want To Fly Private? Here's Just How Much A Flight Costs In 2026
Empty leg discounts, jet cards, and fractional ownership can all provide discounts to typical private jet charters.
Here's How The Boeing 777-300ER Became The Flagship Of The World's Elite Airlines
The story of how an iconic twinjet changed the course of aviation.
5 Airlines With The World's Most Luxurious First Class Suites In 2026
These seats are all about excess, opulence, and airborne indulgence.
Sun Country Airlines Flight Attendant Accused Of Racist Comments Faces Assault Charges
Youth athletes removed midtrip after heated exchange sparks formal complaints to federal and airline authorities.
Boeing's New Air Force One Still Hasn't Flown & Here's Why
Boeing's new Air Force One is years late as wiring, labor shortages, supplier failures and billions in losses keep the VC-25B grounded.
Air Canada Launches These 3 Massive New Long-Haul Routes [Map & List]
The airline is launching all three routes for the 2026/27 winter season.
Does Delta Air Lines Regret Not Ordering The Boeing 787-10 Sooner?
The SkyTeam carrier has 30 Boeing 787-10s on order.
Why Carrying 4,000 Lbs Less Made The Osprey The Smarter Choice For The US Navy
To the untrained eye, the US Navy downgraded in terms of capability, when it chose the Osprey for fleet delivery. But it's actually a "game-changer".