Cracked? Woman Claims United Airlines Flew Damaged 30-Year-Old Boeing 777, Sparking Uproar
The viral photo has gained traction among travelers.
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The $240 Million Upgrade The US Air Force Is Set To Get Once Trump Leaves Office
The latest and greatest coming down the line.
5 Of The Most Congested Pieces Of Airspace In The World And Why Delays There Spread Globally
World’s 5 most congested airspaces explained—Ganja Gap, Tokyo, Gulf, US East Coast, and Europe, and how they trigger global flight delays.
The USAF Is Paying $2 Billion Upfront For The First B-21 Base And 2 Out Of 3 Have Already Broken Ground
Why the USAF is clearing house for its newest bomber.
Why Might The World’s Best-Selling Passenger Widebody Aircraft Have Airbus Worried?
Why has the Boeing 787 sold more than the Airbus A350?
7-Hour Flights: Air Canada's 10 Longest Nonstop Airbus A220 Routes Revealed [Map]
Montreal serves as a key A220 launch point for the airline.
Man Jailed For 18 Months After 90-Second Laser Attack On Delta Flight Landing In Buffalo
The judge deemed the incident a dangerous crime that could have brought the plane down.
Wizz Air Suddenly Scraps 7-Hour Flights: The Airbus A321XLR Experiment Ends
Wizz Air has scrapped its longest Airbus A321XLR flights to Saudi Arabia, leaving the jet with little purpose as the airline pivots back to Europe.
Why Boeing Is Still Producing The 767 Freighter More Than A Decade After The Passenger Variant Received Its Last Commercial Order
Once a staple of the passenger airline industry, the 767-300 actually remains in production as a cargo variant. Here is why it remains in production.
Why A Rumored United Airlines' Ultra-Long-Haul Flight Could Become Among The Most Profitable Routes In Aviation
Will United Airlines really dare to commence flights between San Francisco and India?
Massive 29-Hour Flights: The World's 15 Ultra-Long Boeing 777 Routes Revealed
The 'Triple-Seven' can be found on various one-stop marathons.
Why The US Air Force Still Flies A Strategic Bomber With A Cockpit Designed In The 1960s
The B-52 began its service life in the 1950s, it's still flying today because it easy to modernize and it can carry any weapon in the US arsenal.
Airline Crew Berated By Passenger For Not Speaking Their Language: Who's Right?
A few months ago, the media outlet Straits Times shared a video on social media showing a passenger scolding cabin crew for not speaking chinese/Mandarin and instead using English.The incident, which was said to have taken place on April 22nd, led to the flight being delayed for over an hour and led to local police boarding the aircraft and removing the traveler.
How Emirates Is Spending $2 Billion To Defend Itself Against The World's Newest Premium Airline
Riyadh Air is quickly growing from a startup to a world leader, leaving Emirates with no choice but to valiantly protect its crown.
7-Hour Flights: Singapore Airlines' 11 Longest Nonstop Boeing 737 MAX Routes Revealed
The airline often flies its MAX aircraft alongside its larger widebody services to ensure appropriate capacity is deployed on various routes.
Here's Why Only A Handful Of Facilities Worldwide Can Service The Boeing 777X's Engines
The GE9X will be the most crucial determinent behind the 777X's success or failure.
Why A Commercial Flight Sometimes Orbits The Same Point For Over An Hour Before Landing
Despite increasingly sophisticated arrival management systems, holding patterns remain one of the most effective tools for keeping busy skies safe.
The Airline Quietly Putting Lie-Flat Throne Suites 8 On Short European Routes This Summer
A closer look at one of the most comfortable ways to travel throughout Western Europe.
Aging Fleet: 2 US-Bound British Airways 777s Turn Back With Tech Issues In 2 Days
As British Airways' oldest Boeing 777s encounter technical issues, passengers are left wondering how long these aging planes will continue to operate.
Why The Boeing 787 Dreamliner's List Price Has More Than Doubled Since The Aircraft First Entered Service In 2011
The Boeing 787's list price has increased significantly since launch, but the reasons go far beyond inflation and tell a bigger story.