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.
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Air Taxis Could Begin Flying From Orlando Airport “Later This Year,” Executive Says
As eVTOL aircraft inch closer to commercial operations, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority bets big on a vertistop at MCO.
Simple Flying Podcast Episode 298: Farnborough International Airshow Preview
Join Tom & Channing for a rundown of what to expect.
How Breeze Airways Makes Money On Routes With Just 10 Passengers Per Day Each Way
By focusing on city pairs largely ignored by other airlines, Breeze's network serves markets with limited competition and relatively stable demand.
The Hub & Spoke Loophole That Puts A Widebody Business Class On A 2-Hour Europe Flight
Can you really fly on a widebody on European short-haul flights? This guide explores why and how airlines are making this a possibility.
The Airlines With The World's Newest Premium Economy Seats In 2026
A few new airlines will have premium economy offerings in 2026, while most are continuing to roll out expanded and/or refreshed seats.
United Airlines Launches 4 New Nonstop Routes From Major Hub: See Flights Now
All of them were served before, but they'll now have five daily flights between them. See them all here!
The Airline That Once Rejected Premium Economy Is Now Spending $100 Million To Build It
Curious why LATAM is switching its two-cabin strategy? Find how the airline has found an upward trajectory and continues to invest in its future.
New: Air Niugini To Reinstate Flights To Auckland After Nearly 30-Year Hiatus
After a 28-year absence, Air Niugini is set to reignite flights between Port Moresby and Auckland, reconnecting the two cities with a direct link.
Why Rolls-Royce Wants To Return To The Narrowbody Engine Market After 15 Years
Rolls-Royce says it is evaluating a return to narrowbody engines after 15 years, with UltraFan technology and stronger finances driving new ambitions.
American Airlines Cancels Flight Minutes After Pushback Due To Suspected Engine Backfire
A Boeing 737-800 operating AA2653 from Fresno Yosemite International Airport to Dallas/Fort Worth experienced a suspected engine backfire.
Is It True That One Of The World's Longest Flights Burns 2% Of A Captain's Legal Flying Year?
A closer look at how pilots are paid on the world's longest flights and how these services are staffed.
United Airlines To Complete Boeing 737 MAX 8 Guam Swap Out 2 Months Earlier Than Planned
United Airlines races to complete its Boeing 737 MAX 8 swap-out in Guam two months earlier than planned.
United Airlines Denies Report Of Allowing Flyers To Avoid New Trump-Named Airport For Free
A memo suggesting United would allow passengers to change bookings without a fee due to the controversial airport name change was 'poorly written.'
The 5 Fighter Jets America Retired Before Their Replacements Were Combat Ready
Five US military aircraft retired before their replacements were fully ready, exposing capability gaps across the Air Force, Navy, and Marines.
Southwest Airlines Sued After Allegedly Unprotecting Woman From Unruly Passenger Inflight
Southwest Airlines is facing a lawsuit after a female passenger claims the airline did not protect her from an intoxicated male passenger.
Can Flight Attendants Fly Anywhere They Want To For Free On Their Days Off?
Yes and No!
The Airlines With The World’s Most High-Density Economy Cabins In 2026
Ryanair is notable for asking Boeing to build a specific MAX 8 variant for high-density seating, while others configure A350s ten-abreast.
Massive Expansion: American Airlines Launches 9 New Routes From Dallas This Summer [Map]
An interesting mixture of domestic and international corridors.
The UK Is Retiring Its Wildcat Helicopters In 2027, But Their Replacements Won't Fly Until 2030
The British Army's reconnaissance helos are going out to pasture.