Permanent No-Fly Zone Established Over Trump Tower, Effective Even After Leaving Office
The FAA has proposed adding a regulation to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations, creating a prohibited area necessary for the president.
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Vietnam's Bamboo Airways Halts Scheduled Flights Months After Reviving Boeing 787 Plans
The airline has significantly reduced its fleet, dropping five aircraft and remaining with just three, with only one plane currently operational.
Congress Just Added $897 Million To Pick The Fighter Replacing The US Navy's Super Hornet
The Navy's accelerating next-gen fighter plan.
Why Airlines Cannot Update The 787's Core Software Without Boeing's Direct Involvement
The 787's core software is part of its FAA type certificate. When a bug appears, airlines cannot patch it themselves. Here is why.
The Aircraft Set To Replace Delta Air Lines' Boeing 717s
Delta's 717 fleet is soon to be retired, and the airline will be replacing the type's operations with the Airbus A220 family.
Why The US Air Force Just Sent A Third Of Its B-1B Fleet To 1 British Airbase
England's RAF Fairford has been the primary strategic bomber air base used to conduct missions over Iran in 2026.
6 Delta Air Lines Hubs Are Losing Passengers Fast: Worst-Hit Airports Revealed
In contrast, only three Delta hubs saw passenger numbers grow last year.
Why Did McDonnell Douglas Build The C-17 Globemaster With 4 Engines?
The C-17 Globemaster III's four-engine design holds the key to its unrivaled capabilities, but was this a choice of power or necessity?
What Pilots Actually Do In The 10 Minutes Before Pushback That Passengers Never See
A closer look at the procedures that go behind preparing for a flight before, during, and after pushback.
5 Lockheed Engineering Decisions That Quietly Became Standard On Modern Airliners
How Lockheed Martin has influenced the development of commercial airliners from both the aircraft and space sides of its merged business.
Massive Expansion: WestJet Launches 13 New Destinations [Full List Here]
It's looking like a busy summer for the Canadian carrier!
Short-Staffed JetBlue Will Pay Flight Attendants $5,000 To Fly 150+ Hours This Month
JetBlue has been grappling with a staffing crisis and severe summer thunderstorms.
American Airlines' Plan To Close A $3 Billion Profit Gap With United & Delta
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom has outlined an ambitious strategy to close the carrier's multi-billion-dollar profitability gap with key national rivals United and Delta. His strategy shouldn’t come as any surprise to anyone who’s been following industry trends.
Why The Airbus A321XLR Can Reach City Pairs That Ground Every Other Narrowbody
Discover how the Airbus A321XLR's unique fuel tank unlocks 11-hour flights, opening profitable long-haul routes beyond every other narrowbody.
Why It Took The X-59 Nearly A Year Of Flights To Finally Break The Sound Barrier
Breaking down the careful, forward march of supersonic engineering.
Travel Warning: British Airways Pulls Plug On 2 Long-Haul Routes Until 2027
Two route cancellation extensions and a reduced schedule to another key hub reflect the volatility of airline route planning.
Why F-35 Squadrons Cannot Reprogram Their Own Mission Data Files Without US Approval
Pulling back the curtain on the Joint Strike Fighter.
800 Feet Apart: American Airlines 737 & E175 Nearly Collide At Washington Reagan
An American Airlines regional jet's mistaken acceptance of runway clearance meant for another aircraft led to a near-miss at DCA.
Why The Majority Of Go-Arounds Happen In The Final 500 Feet
500 feet is the last checkpoint needing a stable approach and the altitude where destabilizing factors converge.
Is It True That Most Airline Pilots Pick A Flap Setting The Manual Doesn't Actually Require?
There's no single 'correct' flap setting for every flight.