Why Lufthansa's Airbus A350 Premium Economy Has Quietly Become The Sweet Spot On US Routes
Lufthansa's A350 fleet features the new Allegris premium economy product and is one of the products to watch for this year.
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US Marine Corps F-35B Stealth Fighter Crashes In San Diego, Pilot Ejects Safely
A Marine pilot survived after ejecting from an F-35B that crashed near Miramar.
Why Doesn't The World's Fastest Commercial Aircraft Have Winglets?
The Boeing 747-8's innovative raked wingtips offer a sleek, integrated solution to reduce induced drag.
Why Positioning Fares Are Quietly Becoming The Smartest Way To Book Premium Cabins
Business class can often be way out of budget for many travelers, but by changing the origin and adding a short stopover, a lot of money can be saved.
United Taps Houston For “Elevated” 787-9 Expansion, Names 4 Long-Haul Destinations
Three routes will begin in October with the fourth starting in January 2027.
Massive Cuts: Delta Air Lines Has Pulled 20 Long-Haul Routes From Atlanta [Map]
Delta’s Atlanta long-haul map has changed dramatically, with 20 routes disappearing since 2007.
Why Off-Peak Business Class Awards Are Quietly Becoming The Best Points Value In 2026
Airlines are adjusting reward structures and forcing budget-conscious travelers to be flexible.
93%+ Full: Southwest's 11 Busiest Routes With Seats Nearly Sold Out [Map & List]
They are all across the US, with some intriguing entries. Find them all here!
Trump Administration Eyes Major Shake-Up To 15-Year-Old Airfare Advertising Rules
Major changes to how airfares are advertised could be on the horizon, as the current Obama-era regulation s
Southwest Will Board Most Flights 5 Minutes Earlier Because Of More Carry-On Bags
Southwest Airlines is adjusting its boarding times, giving passengers more time to stow carry-on luggage as checked baggage fees take effect.
How Boeing Fixed The 787 Dreamliner's Battery Problem Without Permanently Grounding The Fleet
How Boeing fixed the 787 Dreamliner's battery crisis without finding the exact cause—and why the solution has worked ever since.
United Airlines Has "No Interest" In Buying Ex-Emirates Pre-Built 777X Aircraft
While United has ruled out taking possession of up to 20 of these aircraft, it has left room for other airlines to step in.
FAA Deputy Administrator Who Led 2025 Washington DC Crash Response Resigns
FAA deputy administrator Chris Rocheleau, who oversaw the agency's response to the 2025 Washington DC midair collision, returns to the NBAA.
Why In The World Does American Airlines Fly The Boeing 787 And Not The Airbus A350?
The carrier has decided against operating the flagship Airbus widebody.
Breeze Airways Launches 16 Massive New Routes From Florida: See All Flights Now
They involve nearly half of the carrier's served airports in the Sunshine State. Find out more here!
The 72-Jet Gap Between Canada's F-35 Order & Its $19 Billion Fighter Budget
The big changes coming to Canadian air power.
Airbus A380: Inside The Biggest Passenger Aircraft Ever Built
The giant double-decker is closing in on two decades of service.
5 Things Passengers Don't Realize Airlines Sacrifice To Operate 18+ Hour Nonstop Flights
Few nonstop flights last over 18 hours today, but where they do, airlines have to make concessions.
The Top 5 Largest US Navy Supercarriers By Active Aircraft Capacity
Discover the 5 largest US Navy supercarriers by aircraft capacity, led by USS Gerald R. Ford with unmatched airpower and next-gen technology.
BA Bets On Premium Seats In Short-Haul Fare War Amid 3% IAG Capacity Cut
While the second quarter was challenging for British Airways' parent company, it found some relief in the UK flag carrier's premium short-haul yields.