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".
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Airbus's Patent Reimagining The Business Class Seat: What To Expect
The planemaker has big plans for the reimagining of business class travel.
Ouch: Lufthansa Becomes 2nd Airline To Reject Boeing’s Oldest 777-9s
Lufthansa joins Emirates in rejecting Boeing’s oldest 777-9s, reviving memories of the Dreamliner’s “Terrible Teens.”
The US Ultra-Low-Cost Carriers Reshaping Domestic Competition After Spirit's Collapse
Key players are arising in what was once a diverse market segment.
Boeing's 777X Has Now Cost As Much In Delays As Airbus Spent Building The Entire A350
Boeing's 777X delays have now cost $15 billion—roughly matching Airbus' entire A350 development bill after seven years of certification setbacks.
Alaska Airlines Vs. Delta: Who's Winning The Seattle Long-Haul Battle Right Now?
Alaska Airlines dominates Seattle market overall but the Atlanta-based carrier leads in international market.
American Airlines Offering Unpaid Leaves Of Absence Because It Has Too Many Flight Attendants
The union backed program offers a month of unpaid leave that preserves benefits while opening flight opportunities for juniors.
Austin–Bergstrom Airport Examining Whether It Needs 3 New Concourses Instead Of Just 2
Journey With AUS maps multi-billion dollar upgrades with new garages, centralized checkpoints and remote concourse links.
Why Qatar Airways Handed Its Next Qsuite To A Seat Maker That Has Never Built A Flagship
How Qatar Airways' upcoming QSuite Next Gen will be produced.
17-Hour Flights: American Airlines' 11 New Ultra-Long Nonstop Routes [Map]
The longest of these corridors is currently being stretched by airspace closures.
Man Facing Felony Charges After Sneaking Onto JetBlue Plane, Causes $2,400 Flight Delay
Security footage shows a lone figure roaming service roads before using portable stairs to enter the parked Airbus.
A Refueling Collision Scattered SR-71 Titanium Across West Texas In 1970: Now It's Being Sold To Collectors
How a tragic loss became a decades-long treasure hunt.
Why Rebuilding Chicago O'Hare Costs Nearly As Much Per Passenger As Riyadh's 6-Runway Mega-Airport
Riyadh Airport's expansion is much larger, increasing the airport's capacity significantly higher than the planned capacity for Chicago.
FAA Eases SFO Landing Ban After 41% Of Flights Delayed
After months of severe delays, the FAA is easing restrictions on SFO parallel landings.
Is It True That The Boeing 747's Iconic Hump Came To Exist By Accident?
One of the most iconic pieces of engineering in aviation history was the hump on the Boeing 747 intentional or purely an accident?
Why The World's Largest Military Transport Aircraft Doesn't Use Winglets
Simplicity meets power on the world's largest 'big wing' jets.
373 Passengers Stranded For 10+ Hours Without AC On Emirates A380 After Late-Night Diversion
An Emirates Airbus A380 carrying 373 passengers was diverted to Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport after severe weather prevented its scheduled arrival at Shanghai Pudong. This left the travelers stranded inside the aircraft for more than 10 hours without functioning air conditioning.
Why The US Air Force Is Quietly Buying Up Lufthansa's Boeing 747s In 2026
The purchase reflects the growing strain on the Air Force One replacement program.
5 Airlines Installing Lie-Flat Business Class Seats On Narrowbody Jets In 2026
The A321XLR's range and size has led many operator's to plan business class products
Sun Country Airlines Drastically Cut Flights Because Its Pilots Left For Delta, CEO Admits
The carrier's September capacity in Minneapolis has dropped by almost 40%.