World Cup Fever: 1.2% North America Flight Boost At Heathrow, Gatwick Adds Late US Trip
North American traffic was on the rise at Heathrow last month. Tomorrow, Norse Atlantic will operate a rare one-off flight from Gatwick to Atlanta.
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A 35-Year-Old Turboprop Aircraft Is Back In Production? The Dornier 328's Revival
First conceived by the legendary Claude Dornier, the original Dornier 328 entered service in 1993. Even three decades later, approximately 150 of these aircraft remain in service globally. Today, under the leadership of Chief Engineer Thomas Ahn, himself once part of the original 328 team, Deutsche Aircraft is reclaiming that legacy with a bold vision to blend heritage, innovation, and efficiency into a new regional workhorse.
17-Hour Flights: Cathay Pacific's 11 New Ultra-Long Airbus A350 Routes Revealed [Map]
Cathay Pacific's longest A350 route spans 7,060 nautical miles, connecting Hong Kong to a major US city.
Emirates Abruptly Suspends Airbus A380 Flights On These 5 Major Routes [Map]
Superjumbo service to these five destinations has been postponed again. Find out more here!
How The Boeing 737 MAX, 747-8, & 787 Dreamliner's Engines Create Problems No Other Modern Jet Faces
Designed to reduce noise, nacelle chevrons ultimately proved to be more bad than good.
Historic: Qantas Airbus A321 Freighter Is First To Land At New Western Sydney Airport
This marks a key milestone for the new airport.
10 Of The Most Comfortable Economy Class Seats You Can Book Today
Which airlines are raising the bar for economy class comfort?
Lufthansa Is Sunsetting Its A340-600s - But You Could Save A Part!
One Airbus A340-600 Has Already Been Upcycled
Here's What A Senior United Airlines Flight Attendant Will Actually Earn When The $100/Hour Rate Hits In 2030
A closer look at the math.
65% On-Time: Southwest Falls From America's Most Punctual To Rock Bottom In 6 Months
The spiral of SWA from first-to-worst with widespread delays.
Over 14-Hour Flights: The 7 Longest Airbus A380 Routes To & From The US In 2026
Four are operated by Emirates, and three are flown by Qantas.
Canada Has Quietly Funded 14 More F-35s While Publicly Debating Whether To Cancel The Order
Canada’s fighter jet decision is already moving faster than politics: 30 F-35s are in the pipeline while Ottawa still debates the full 88.
Here's How Much You Now Have To Spend On Southwest Airlines To Earn A Companion Pass In 2026
The Companion Pass is still an extremely valuable benefit.
Why The Rolls-Royce Trent XWB & GEnx Can Burn 100% SAF But Still Aren't Certified To Do It
Tests have shown that the existing engine architecture can accommodate 100% SAF, but for now the limit remains 50%. Why is that the case?
Is It True That American Airlines' Airbus A321neo Main Cabin Extra Exit Row Has More Legroom Than First Class?
The oneworld carrier's exit row seats can offer a comfortable ride for passengers.
How The 585,000-Pound C-17 Globemaster Lands On Some Of The World's Shortest Runways
Why can the C-17 land on short runways?
Delta Air Lines' Oldest Active Jet Is 37 Years Old: Here’s Where It's Still Flying
The carrier has several veteran narrowbodies at its disposal.
Breeze Airways Grows Tampa Network By Adding 2 New Routes To Las Vegas & Islip
Breeze Airways is expanding in Tampa with new Las Vegas and Islip routes, entering a fast-growing Long Island market dominated by Frontier.
The Aircraft Replacing The Airbus A380
Airlines are steadily moving away from A380s in favor of long-haul twin-engine aircraft that offer improved efficiency and operating costs.
Why Virgin Atlantic's 397-Seat Airbus A350-1000 Is Quietly Outearning Its Premium-Heavy Sister Jet
A closer look at where the leisure-configured A350-1000 shines against the standard variant.