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SAS Transatlantic Turnback Exposes the Human Cost of Disruption
A SAS flight from New York to Copenhagen turned back over the Atlantic, leaving passengers to hunt for hotels after midnight. The incident highlights how operational decisions ripple into passenger care.
Aircrafts
The Cessna Grand Caravan: Why Slow and Steady Still Wins
The Cessna Grand Caravan was never designed to break speed records, but its modest cruise performance is precisely what makes it one of aviation's most versatile workhorses.
Military
NORAD F-16 Intercepts Aircraft Violating Flight Restriction Over Palm Beach, Florida
A NORAD F-16 fighter intercepted a general aviation aircraft over Palm Beach, Florida, after it entered a temporary flight restriction area over Mar-a-Lago.
Business
Boom Supersonic to Build $150 Million Turbine Factory Near Centennial Airport
Boom Supersonic plans to hire 500 people and open a factory near Centennial Airport to build natural-gas turbines that let data centers generate power without grid electricity or water.
Military
Four Philippine Air Force Pilots Killed in SF-260 Training Crash
Four Philippine Air Force pilots died after two SF-260 trainer aircraft crashed during a training flight at Fernando Air Base in Batangas province.
Military
The F-117 That Flew Combat in Four Conflicts Reaches the Smithsonian
A single Nighthawk airframe holds a combat record no other stealth jet can match, and it has now joined the Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy collection as a permanent exhibit.
Airlines
US Fines Air France-KLM for Low Flights Over Iraqi Conflict Zone
The US DOT has penalized Air France and KLM for operating more than a hundred Delta-coded flights below approved altitudes over Iraq, spotlighting the legal and safety risks of codeshare conflict-zone routing.
Airlines
JetBlue's Creditor Alarm: Restructuring Experts and a Record Low
JetBlue's turnaround is under fresh scrutiny as creditors bring in restructuring advisers and the share price sinks to an all-time low, with soaring fuel costs compounding the carrier's troubles.
Business
Boom Supersonic to Build Data Center Turbines at New Colorado Factory
Supersonic aircraft maker Boom will build turbines to power data centers at a new factory in Centennial, Colorado.
Military
China's First Aircraft Carrier Forms Evolving Pattern of Voyages in Disputed Seas
China's first aircraft carrier is conducting an evolving pattern of voyages in disputed Asian seas, according to Defense News.
Airlines
Archer Aviation Plans Air Taxi Network for Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin
Archer Aviation plans an electric air taxi network serving Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin in Texas.
Military
Natilus Wins U.S. Air Force Contract to Develop Blended Wing Body Aircraft
Natilus has secured a U.S. Air Force contract to develop a blended wing body aircraft, advancing its autonomous cargo aircraft program.
Airlines
American Airlines Nears Widebody Order Decision for Up to 65 Aircraft
American Airlines is moving closer to a widebody order for as many as 65 aircraft as it prepares to replace its aging Boeing 777-200ER fleet.
Airlines
Same Seat, Different Vision: American Flagship vs United Polaris
American Airlines and United chose the same business-class seat, but the cabins they built around it reveal two very different philosophies about premium travel.
Airlines
Air Astana's New CEO Charts US Routes, Dreamliner Ambitions
Ibrahim Canliel takes the helm at Air Astana with an ambitious agenda: nonstop US routes, a landmark Boeing 787 order and the next phase of the carrier's long-haul expansion.
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View all →Vintage Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Wisconsin Field After Engine Failure
A 1941 Aeronca Super Chief landed in a Wisconsin farm field after its engine failed mid-flight, and both occupants walked away uninjured.
The Cessna Grand Caravan: Why Slow and Steady Still Wins
The Cessna Grand Caravan was never designed to break speed records, but its modest cruise performance is precisely what makes it one of aviation's most versatile workhorses.
Neptune Aviation tankers return to Missoula, ending 963-day deployment streak
Neptune Aviation's fire suppression aircraft have returned home to Missoula, Montana, closing out the 2026 fire season and ending a 963-day deployment streak.
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View all →Southwest Airlines Adds 11 New Nonstop International Routes
Southwest Airlines will launch 11 new nonstop international routes to tropical destinations between November 2026 and June 2027, starting with Las Vegas to Puerto Vallarta.
United Express Flight Evacuated at Houston's Bush Airport After Cabin Smoke
A United Express flight preparing to depart Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport was evacuated after smoke was detected in the cabin.
Unpaid on the Ground: The Fight Over Flight Attendant Pay
US flight attendants are still fighting a decades-old practice that leaves them unpaid for boarding and deplaning. Here is how the industry got away with it, and why change may finally be coming.