The New Inflight Additions That Qantas Passengers Are Raving About
Discover the world's first wellbeing zone, a dedicated space designed to encourage movement and hydration during 20-hour flights.
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Spooky: United Flight Reports "Severe Electrical Disturbance," Then TCAS Alert Over Denver
Inexplicable interference drowns the radios of an unlucky flight into Denver.
American Airlines Finally Has A Permanent Heathrow Caterer After 5 Months Of Stopgaps
As DO & CO takes the reins as American Airlines' permanent caterer at Heathrow, passengers can expect a full menu restoration.
Why Only Boeing Jets Wear Those Distinctive Serrated Engine Nozzles
The serrated edges on the back of Boeing jet engines are more than just a styling choice: they represent years of research.
ANA 767 & Japan Aviation Bureau CJ4 Come Within 70 Feet, Nearly Collide At Tokyo Haneda
An extreme near-miss for an ANA 767-300ER on final approach to Haneda.
Boeing's 777-8F Backlog Just Crossed 80 Jets & The Newest Buyer Isn't Even An Airline
MSC Air Cargo's unexpected order for five Boeing 777-8 Freighters reveals a mystery customer and signals strong demand for the yet-to-fly aircraft.
American Fights Back: Reimagined Card, Lounge Updates Take Aim At Delta & United
American’s revamped Citi card and lounge overhaul sharpen its premium fight with Delta and United.
Why The GEnx-Powered Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner Beats 13 Other Widebody Combinations On Fuel Burn
An Aircraft Commerce study ranked 14 widebody engine-airframe combinations on fuel burn. The GEnx-powered 787-10 came first.
How The Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit's Cockpit Layout Prioritizes Long-Duration Mission Endurance
A closer look at the ergonomics of the world's first fifth-generation bomber.
How A 7-Year Delay Made 30 Already-Built Boeing 777-9s Financially Obsolete
The 777X delay saga has reached its most interesting and pivotal moment yet. Is it now too late for Boeing to save the program?
American Airlines Launches 4 New Nonstop International Routes: See Full List Now
They are from four hubs around the country, and contribute to nearly 400 international departures this coming winter. See more here!
Southwest Airlines Launches These 4 New Nonstop Routes This Week [List & Map]
The carrier will begin these links on August 4 and 8, with some highly intriguing additions. See them all here!
Why The Airbus A380 Is Having An Unexpected 2nd Life
Despite being out of production, the A380 continues to thrive in a niche market few could have predicted.
It’s Official: Boeing 737 MAX 7 Secures FAA Type Certification
FAA certification clears Boeing’s smallest MAX, unlocking deliveries and advancing the crucial MAX 10.
The John Barnett Story: Netflix Explores the Tragic Boeing Whistleblower Case
A Boeing whistleblower's tragic end and the disturbing allegations that follow in a new Netflix documentary.
The Regional Jet Cliff: What Happens When The Bombardier CRJ & Embraer E-Jet Fleets Age Out
The aircraft have dominated the regional jet market for years.
The Brand-New Inflight Addition That United Airlines Passengers Are Raving About
United's new premium-heavy layout on its Boeing 787-9 fleet is designed to compete with the world's best airlines.
What Happens To A Widebody After Its Final Commercial Flight?
The retirement process for any aircraft can be lengthy.
Russia’s Answer To The Boeing 737 MAX Just Took Flight
The first production-standard MC-21 relies more heavily on Russian components.
The F-47 Will Fly 3 Years Before Its Engine Is Ready: Here's Why That's a Problem
As Boeing develops the F-47, the Air Force is keeping the heat on the GE and Pratt competition to complete development of the next-gen engine.