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%.
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4 New Routes: Inside Riyadh Air's Unstoppable Boeing 787 Global Expansion
The carrier keeps on growing.
Southwest Airlines Is No Longer Known As The World's Strongest Airline Brand: Here's What Happened
Southwest Airlines lost the top spot in the global airline brand rankings after ending free bags and introducing basic economy. ANA took its place.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Operations Resume After ATC Outage Grounds Flights Across The Midwest
Air travel gets back to normal in the Twin Cities.
Why Boeing's Quieter Engines Carry A Penalty No Airbus Aircraft Accepts
The Dreamliner's engine chevrons turned out not to be enduring innovations with Boeing now moving on and Airbus skipping them.
No Job Cuts For 12 Months: US Private Equity Firm Plans Out easyJet’s £5.7 Billion Takeover
Apollo’s £5.7 billion takeover will reshape easyJet’s ownership, workforce and commercial strategy.
Seattle Battle: Delta Air Lines Set To Challenge Alaska By Reinstating Service To Tokyo Narita
The service will become the fourth route in which the two carriers will compete directly.
Is It True That Latin American Carriers Are Outperforming Their US & European Counterparts?
Latin American airlines are achieving record profits, making them among the most profitable in the world.
No More Flagship? American Airlines Cuts Upgrade Eligibility For Elite Fliers On Some Flights
American’s new upgrade rules will block some economy elites from reaching lie-flat Business Class.
Do Airlines Really Decide Exactly How Much Fuel To Load On Every Flight?
How fuel is calculated for every flight.
6 Of The Most Comfortable Business Class Seats You Can Book Today
These seats offer exceptional comfort.
Delta Air Lines’ 1st Luxury NBA Charter Airbus A321neo Arrives, Pushing Out Old VIP Boeing 757s
Fourteen VIP A321neos will rotate seasons with ad hoc charters while delivering extra baggage space for team gear.
The Passenger-To-Freighter Boom Quietly Reshaping Air Cargo In 2026
Air cargo has been changing rapidly over the last few years, and quietly in the background, passenger-to-freighter conversions have risen.
How A Modern Jet Engine Survives A Direct Lightning Strike
Lightning can hit a jet with 200,000 amps, yet engines keep running. Here's how modern airliners survive one of nature's fiercest forces.
Why Concorde Never Got A Successor & Why That's Finally Changing
The Boom Supersonic Overture is often described as the successor of Concorde, but it is yet to be seen if it will succeed where others failed.
5 Airlines With The World’s Widest Economy Seats In 2026
A closer look at some of the biggest seats in a traditionally cramped cabin.
Why The Airbus A380 Was Both A Triumph & A Commercial Failure
Airbus pushed the boundaries with its A380, but airlines failed to find the same enthusiasm.
Big Cut: Emirates Slashes 29% Of Flights To Florida [Full Details]
The September cuts affect multiple routes, including Emirates' longest one-stop service by block time.
How The F-35B Is Quietly Ending The Harrier Era Across Allied Fleets
A closer look at why the UK, US, and Italy are swapping their Harriers for F-35Bs and why Spain may yet choose to purchase them.
5 Things Passengers Don't Know About How Airlines Rank Standby & Rebooking Priority
A closer look at how airlines decides who gets to clear standby first.