How The F-22's F119 Engine Solved 3 Problems The Industry Called Mutually Exclusive
The F119 was a marvel of engineering that made the F22 Raptor possible, although the USAF is now looking beyond it with 6th-gen engines.
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Why The US Is Worried About Canada & Europe's Aircraft Manufacturing Talks
The Saab Gripen is not integrated into NORAD, and its ability to fulfill Canadian NORAD requirements is questionable and opaque.
Why Emirates Is Cannibalizing Its Own Airbus A380s To Keep The Rest Flying Until 2041
Here's why Emirates is retiring some A380s to continue flying others.
Frontier Becomes 1st American ULCC To Offer Starlink WiFi, Will Others Follow?
Frontier becomes the first US ULCC to adopt Starlink WiFi, raising new questions over paid internet and whether rival budget airlines will follow
The US Army Is Training Its Future Tiltrotor Pilots On A Marine Aircraft They'll Never Fly
Army helo pilots team up with the Jarheads for a new era in rotary-wing flying.
Alaska Airlines Unveils 2 Surprising New 7-Hour Boeing 737 Routes: Full Schedule Here
The carrier will begin two routes to Hawaii, neither of which has had nonstop flights in 12 years. Find out more here!
Why Airline Captains Still Overrule The Dispatcher's Fuel Number Before Long-Haul Flights
How air crew find the true numbers before every top up.
United Airlines Invents Euro-Business: Sells It As Economy Plus
One row of blocked middle seats will be available on each of the carrier's Airbus A321XLRs.
Man Partially Sucked Out Of Window!? Ryanair Engine Incident Sparks Alarm
A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 flying from Thessaloniki, Greece to Memmingen, Germany had to return to its point of departure on Friday, July 10th after debris from an engine failure caused damage to the aircraft's window. Most notable, the incident injured one of the plane's passengers, with some reports suggesting that they were even partially sucked out of the broken window.
Virgin Atlantic Slashes Flights To 5 Major Cities: See All Affected Routes
Virgin will temporarily be the joint-third-largest carrier from London Heathrow to the US. Find out more here!
Examined: The 1st NATO Nation To Finish Its F-35 Order While The UK & Canada
Norway is the first country to receive all its intended F-35s, although the details make that accomplishment more complicated.
Here’s How Much US Air Force Fighter Jet Pilots Make In A Year
US Air Force pilots' base salary starts at around $50,000 and then triples with experience and service. Bonuses significantly increase the total.
Qatar Airways Abruptly Delays Launch Of 1st Flight On New 21-Hour Route
2026 has been an uncertain year for Middle Eastern carriers.
Why This Rule Is Quietly Forcing United Airlines' Boeing 777-200s Into The Desert
New climate policies are increasing the operating costs of older aircraft.
The 9 Countries Supplying Major Structural Components For The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Assembly Line
The Boeing 787 is assembled in the US, but its parts come from nine countries. Here is what each one builds.
The Emirates A380 Experience Explained
For many travelers, the Airbus A380 has become more than just another aircraft type. So in this video, we take a look at the real benefits of flying on Emirates’ Airbus A380, how the aircraft’s unique design shapes the passenger experience, and why so many frequent flyers continue to choose it over other modern widebody aircraft.
Boston Logan Sees 340+ Flights Delayed After Tall Ships Sail Under Its Approach Path
BOS has a rough weekend after an very special fleet pulls into the harbor.
Bahamian Flamingo Air Grounded After 10 Killed In Cessna 402 Crash
The suspension remains in effect until the local civil aviation authority can complete the full investigation as to what happened.
Why Delta Air Lines Is The Only US Major Carrier That Lets Basic Economy Flyers Keep Their Carry-On
Delta Air Lines may have removed plenty from its basic economy product, but at the very least, you can still keep your carry on without an added fee
'I'm Bored': Flight Trackers Catch Pilot Skywriting Message On 2-Hour Test Flight
The skillful act of a pilot, tracing 'I'm Bored' in the skies above Liverpool during a two-hour test flight, showcases creativity and talent.