How JetBlue Secured Fortress-Hub-Level Private Capital For A $1 Billion Boston Logan Rebuild
With competitors edging closer to overtaking its market share at Boston Logan, JetBlue is seeking to defend its hub.
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United Is Scrapping An Airbus A320 Wrecked By A Catering Truck At Reagan National
The aircraft has been sitting in parking since the incident in May.
Inside The $603 Million Contract Giving B-52 Bombers A New AESA Radar
The new and improved BUFF gets another pay bump.
How The Airline That Invented Premium Economy Continues To Innovate In Luxury Service
EVA Air offers an industry-leading onboard service in all travel classes.
Air Canada Launches New 9-Hour Nonstop Transatlantic A321XLR Route: Limited Flights
Overnight departures and nearly nine hour returns test narrowbody comfort while preserving year-round network links.
Why Alaska Airlines Ordered 105 Boeing 737 MAX 10s Before The FAA Finished Reading The Paperwork
Alaska ordered 105 Boeing 737 MAX 10s for over $13 billion. The FAA has not certified the aircraft yet. Here is why Alaska could not wait.
The US Air Force Just Asked Its Standard C-130J To Do The Ski-Equipped LC-130's Job In Iceland
Standard-configuration Super Hercules are demonstrating that they can do some of the missions that previously required a special-mission LC-130H.
Only 35 Minutes: British Airways' 11 New Shortest Flights Revealed: See Flights Now
Some of them are further from home than you might think.
Inflatable Emergency Slide Deploys Moments Before Trump Boards Ex-Qatari Air Force One
One of President Donald Trump's recent departures from Joint Base Andrews was briefly delayed on September 9th after an emergency evacuation slide deployed from the Boeing 747-8 he was preparing to board.
The FAA's Plan To Replace The Supersonic Flight Ban Could Change Commercial Aviation
The FAA just proposed replacing its 53-year ban on supersonic flight over land with a noise standard.
Watch: Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX Scrapes Wingtip, Aborts Dublin Landing In Crosswinds
Passenger video captures the sudden roll and wingtip contact amid strong gusts in Dublin.
5 Things Passengers Don't Know About How Airlines Price Business Class Seats
Day by day, flight ticket prices change, with business class experiencing some of the biggest fluctuations.
United Airlines Is Sitting On Hundreds Of Lie-Flat Seats That Fit Only 1 Aircraft It Can't Get
The Star Alliance carrier is still waiting for the Boeing 737 MAX 10 to be delivered.
Why Did Lockheed Martin Build The F-35 With A Single Engine Instead Of Two?
The F-35’s single-engine design looks surprising until you see how STOVL capability, weight, and commonality drove the decision.
10+ 737 MAX & A320neo Jets Set For Teardown This Year As Parts Demand Soars
This comes just months after three Spirit Airlines A320neos were scrapped with only three years of active service.
“I Begged”: JetBlue Allegedly Forced Passenger Who Booked On United To Leave Surfboard Behind
A well-known surfer says he pleaded with agents after a reservation swap forced him to leave a backup surfboard behind at the airport.
How Much Does It Cost To Convert A Boeing 767 Into A Cargo Freighter?
Converting a 767 into a cargo freighter can be costly, but many operators have turned to it because of high cargo demand.
7 Of The Most Spacious Transatlantic Premium Economy Seats You Can Book Today
Mainline carriers typically provide 38 inches in seat pitch on transatlantic routes, although the seat recline can vary significantly.
5 Aircraft That Are Reshaping How Airlines Fly Ultra-Long-Haul Routes
Airliners are flying farther than ever before, and here are five of those that are pushing the concept of range limitations to extremes.
How Ryanair Makes Around $27 Per Passenger From Ancillary Revenue
Ryanair made €4.99 billion from ancillary revenue in FY2026, earning about $27 per passenger through bags, seats, food and extras.