
Lufthansa Just Cut 50% Of Flights On This Major US Route [Map]
Passengers flying to JFK will have fewer options this winter.

Passengers flying to JFK will have fewer options this winter.

The flag carrier of the Netherlands, KLM showed off its fully-painted first A350 in a few online posts, one in mid-June which announced the jet’s name, and another in mid-July, with a video showing the assembly process.On the topic of naming, KLM has chosen to name its aircraft after iconic Dutch artworks, and so The Night Watch by Rembrandt is one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated paintings and is arguably the country’s best-known work of art.

Two top-tier carriers go head-to-head.

After all expenses are accounted for, the trip can cost nearly a quarter of a million dollars.

The carrier will no longer fly the double-decker to this very popular destination this winter. Find out more here!

The idea of reducing commercial aircraft flight decks from two pilots to one has been discussed for decades. So in this video, we take a look at why the United States has effectively ended the path toward single-pilot commercial flights, how the decision impacts Airbus' long-term plans, why European regulators reached the same conclusion, and what this means for the future of cockpit design.

This compact variant is designed for routes that serve airports on high plateaus.

Where America's birds are based on combat deployment.

Quiet changes remove safegaurds for AA flyers.

This island airport holds significance for long-haul flights in its vicinity.

The carrier operates a wide variety of routes across the US.

How the latest tool in Fighting Falcon's kit sharpened its claws even more.

I flew Philippine Airlines' A350-1000 on a long-haul flight in economy, and I probably wouldn't want to do it again.

A damaged Japan Airlines A350-1000 has flown again after seven months grounded at JFK.

Britain faces a major helicopter capability gap from 2027 as Wildcat retirements outpace AW149 deliveries and drones race to fill the void.

The final flight of Qantas' Airbus A380 from Melbourne to Los Angeles on October 24 marks the end of an era, as the airline opts for Boeing 787-9.

Japan Airlines was recently given the award for the best economy class seat in the world.

A potential strike at WestJet looms, with 72-hour notice given, as the airline and its cabin crew remain deadlocked over unpaid work and compensation.

Midway across Russia, an Emirates Airbus A380 faced an urgent diversion, turning a 16-hour journey into a 24-hour odyssey with a landing in London.

Flight tickets today are high personalized figures, but how airlines actually achieve this is something that is often misunderstood by many travelers