The 6 Military Aircraft Manufacturers Still Building New Combat Aircraft For The US Armed Forces In 2026
The companies providing a diverse range of combat aircraft for the US military.
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Open & Closed: FAA Finally Certifies American Airlines’ Airbus A321XLR Flagship Suite Doors
The Federal Aviation Administration finally certified the Flagship Suite privacy doors on July 19.
What Pilots Actually Do Hour-By-Hour On An 18-Hour Flight To New York-JFK
A350-900ULR flights use four pilots. They have dedicated rest periods and are always busy in the cockpit.
Iberia A321XLR & Air Europa 787 Take Evasive Action In Head-On Atlantic Near-Miss
TCAS systems prevented a collision and both aircraft continued to their destinations safely.
Oops: Dallas-New York American Airlines Flight Diverts 30 Minutes From Landing Due To Low Fuel
As the Boeing 737-800 approached New York, concerns arose about the aircraft's fuel levels, forcing the captain to divert to Philadelphia.
United Airlines Flights Delayed Nationwide As Tech Outage Hits Check-In And Boarding
A sudden technology outage at United Airlines has left passengers across the country stranded, with flights delayed and services down.
Delta One To Europe Just Hit 115,000 SkyMiles: Here's What It Says About Summer 2026 Premium Demand
Delta One may have just become more accessible than ever with a massive slash in mileage cost. What does this indicate about the wider industry?
The Airlines With The World’s Widest Economy Seats In 2026
Beyond some Asian airlines, the best way to get extra space between other economy class passengers is to focus on the aircraft type.
The $5.3 Billion Program Turning 2 Stored Boeing 747-8s Into America's Next Air Force One
Air Force One is getting the modern treatment, with the new VC-25B program almost arriving. In the meantime, a bridge 747-8 is being trusted.
"Size Of A Bowling Ball": Passenger Describes Hole In United 767 Engine After Midair Scare
The frightening situation left many passengers fearing the worst, with some reportedly praying and crying.
The UK Just Bought 12 F-35As Because Its 48 F-35Bs Can't Carry This Nuclear Weapon
Why the new stealth fighter marks the RAF's return to strategic deterrence.
Here's How Much A Private Jet Charter From San Francisco To Paris Actually Costs In 2026
A private jet from San Francisco to Paris costs between $180,000 and $400,000 one-way. Here's where that money goes.
United Airlines To 'Step Up' Retirement Of 80 Jets In 2027 As Boeing 737 MAX 10s Arrive
The Chicago-based airline expects to take delivery of up to 20 737 MAX 10s in 2027.
20+ Year-Old Workhorses: Where Ryanair's Surprisingly Old Boeing 737s Fly [Map]
Ryanair's oldest aircraft is also its rarest.
SAS' CEO 'Stolen' By Air Canada? Anko van der Werff To Be President & CEO Of Canadian Airline
On July 8th, 2026, Air Canada announced that Anko van der Werff - the (now) outgoing CEO of Scandinavian carrier SAS, will become the Canadian airline’s next President and Chief Executive Officer, as well as a member of the carrier’s Board,All of this is set to take place by the end of January 2027.
Why United Airlines Stopped Trusting Boeing's Timeline & Bet 260 Jets On Airbus Instead
After being burned by Boeing, United will now heavily rely on Airbus for large narrowbody growth.
The Highest Paid US Army Helicopter Pilot Ranks In 2026
The pay scale for America's rotary-wing warriors.
FAA Hands Boeing Back Full Authority To Certify Its Own 737 MAX & 787s For Delivery
After years of intense scrutiny, the FAA has finally returned Boeing the authority to certify airworthiness certificates.
How This Major Airline Is Creating The Most Spacious Business Suite In The Sky
ANA's new 787 business class suite is 41.5 inches wide. Most competitors offer roughly half that.
The Airbus A220 Could Make More Than 2,200 Unserved Routes Viable
Airbus has laid out its view of the future, one where hubs are no longer as dominant as they have been and one where single-aisle narrowbodies thrive.