Breaking: Philippine Airlines Orders 15 Boeing 787s, Options For 5 More
Big news out of the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow!
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Riyadh Air Adds 28 More 787s & 6 A350s To Its Fleet On 1st Day Of Farnborough
It’s the first day of the Farnborough Airshow and it’s already off to an exciting start!Today, Riyadh Air announced a deal to exercise options for 28 more 787 Dreamliner jets as part of its growth plan. On the Airbus side, the carrier ALSO firmed up an order for six additional Airbus A350-1000 aircraft!
Breaking: Boeing Secures 100-Jet 737 MAX Order From SMBC Aviation Capital
Big news out of the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow!
The Airport That Sold Itself On Skipping Lounges Is Building One & Here's Who It's Actually For
There is a new desire for executive lounges among London City Airport's business travelers.
Breaking: Riyadh Air Firms Up Major Airbus A350 & Boeing 787 Orders
Big news out of the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow!
Farnborough International Airshow 2026: As It Happens
The Simple Flying team brings you the latest news from the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow!
For The 1st Time In 60 Years, Boeing Will Build The 737 Outside Renton: Here's Why It Matters
The opening of a second 737 assembly line in Everett represents more than just additional manufacturing space.
Boeing Will Shift Engineers To 1st All-New Jet In 2 Decades After MAX 10 & 777-9 Certify
Kelly Ortberg reveals major plans ahead of Farnborough Airshow showcase.
Why American Airlines' COVID-Retired Widebodies Sat In Roswell For 5 Years Before Vietnam Came Calling
The real COVID-era 747 boneyard story.
Why The US Air Force Is Turning The B-21 Raider's Test Jets Into Its 1st Combat Bombers
The Air Force has designed its fleet of B-21 test aircraft from the ground up to enter operational service after testing is complete.
The US Air Force Is Pouring 20 Acres Of Concrete At Guam's Andersen AFB But Refuses To Build Shelters
How America is investing in air power over the Pacific.
Why The US Air Force Is Quietly Flying Its Retired F-117 Stealth Jets Until 2034
The enduring mission of the world's first operational stealth fighter.
Why A C-130 Hercules Landing On A US Navy Carrier Deck In 1963 Is A Record The Military Has Never Tried To Break
Incredibly, despite its size, the US Navy looked at the C-130 as a possible delivery vehicle for carriers at sea. The results were surprising.
Airlines Are Now Ripping Out Economy Seats To Make Room For Doored First-Class Suites
Airlines are shrinking economy cabins to make room for luxury suites as premium travelers generate record profits and reshape aircraft interiors.
American Airlines CEO Lays Out Plan To Close A $3 Billion Profit Gap With United & Delta
American Airlines plans premium cabin upgrades, new widebody jets, and better reliability as CEO Robert Isom targets a $3 billion profit gap.
Hang On: Here's Why Allegiant Air Flew The Boeing 757
The carrier primarily flew the type to Hawaii.
The 5 Longest-Running Military Aircraft Production Lines Still Active Today
These US military aircraft lines have been running for decades.
The Airline That Introduced Premium Economy To The World
EVA Air debuted Premium Economy back in the 1990s.
Why Airline Pilots Deliberately Shut Down An Airbus A320 Engine While Taxiing
Have you ever noticed an A320 taxiing with just one engine? It is not because of a failure, rather something that helps airline economics
Insanely Modern: Inside The Airbus A350’s Secret Room Below The Flight Deck
The secret space is not a lounge, but rather serves as a practical and critical role in aircraft operations.