Boston Red Sox Strike Out With 3rd Delta Air Lines Breakdown
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Hundreds Of Boeing 737 MAXs May Have Had Seats Incorrectly Installed
On Monday, July 27th, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that seats on hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX jets, registered in the U.S., may require inspections on suspicion that they were incorrectly installed and must be fixed.
IndiGo Unexpectedly Unveils New 11-Hour Nonstop Airbus A321XLR Flights [Map]
It will become the world's longest scheduled XLR operation... but there's a twist!
Why The FAA Is Making Boeing Certify The 737 MAX 7 & MAX 10 Before The 777X
These planes will finally be coming soon.
How The Queen Of The Skies Made A Comeback At Delta Air Lines
The story behind the 747's last hurrah in the US.
Engineer Sacked Over 17-Minute Delay After Singapore Airlines Jet Reboot Awarded $28,000
The man had also reportedly been working extra shifts at a competing maintenance company.
How The Airbus A321XLR Is Quietly Killing The Hub & Spoke Model
The hub-and-spoke model is being directly challenged by Airbus' latest addition to the A320 family. Slowly, we may see a global change to networks.
Is It True That The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Can Serve Hot & High Airports That Limit Competing Widebodies?
The 787 can depart high-altitude airports at payloads that older widebodies cannot match. Here is how, and where the advantage has limits.
American Airlines Gets Green Light For $100M Stake In Brazil's Azul
American Airlines' $100 million investment in Azul could reshape the Brazilian aviation market, but not everyone is on board with the deal.
Only 84 Miles: American Airlines Launches New Extremely Short Route [Map]
American is resurrecting a route last flown 27 years ago with three daily flights on 65-seater regional jets.
British Airways Cancels Ticket Over Seat Fee Chargeback, Charges Family $3,200 For New One
One family is forced to shell out at the check-in counter in Paris.
The UK's 'Expanded' F-35 Fleet Won't Add A Single Jet Until The 2030s
The story behind the strategic pause in stealth fighter deliveries.
Australia's F-35 Pipeline Is Quietly Bottlenecked By A 25-Year-Old Trainer Fleet Barely Keeping The Schoolhouse Open
The latest with Australia's fighter modernization plans.
How Embraer Quietly Reclaimed Its Home Continent From The Airbus A220 In 12 Months
The E2 is a serious competitor to the A220.
Why The Boeing 777X’s New Cabin Architecture Will Be Such A Game Changer For Airlines
A look inside the next generation of widebodies.
Boeing 777-9 Vs. Airbus A350-1000: The Widebody Showdown That Will Define The 2030s
The Boeing 777-9 is bigger, but the Airbus A350-1000 has a decade head start. Here is what will decide aviation's next widebody war.
Why Owning A Private Jet In 2026 Only Makes Sense If You Fly It Cross-Country 65 Times A Year
What are the economics behind private jet ownership?
WestJet Flight Attendants Officially On Strike: All 737 & 787 Flights Cancelled
WestJet flight attendants are officially on strike, grounding all Boeing 737 and 787 flights as more than 300 cancellations disrupt travel plans
Massive Expansion: United Airlines Launches 12 New Routes From Major Hub [Map]
All of them are domestic.
What The Flight Attendant Phrase Of "Arm Doors & Cross-Check" Really Means
A common heard phrase. but a crucial procedure.