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NASA Unveils X-70 Experimental Aircraft for Advanced Flight Research
NASA has announced the X-70, a crewed experimental aircraft designed to advance flight-control technology.

Wave of Bomb Hoaxes Disrupts Passenger Flights Across Europe
A new wave of bomb hoaxes has forced passenger flights across Europe into diversions and emergency landings for the second time this week.

Bomb Threats Disrupt at Least 25 Passenger Flights Across Europe
A new wave of bomb threats hit at least 25 passenger flights across Europe, causing fresh disruption to air travel.

The 1-2-1 Revolution: Why 787-9 Business Class Is Being Reinvented
Airlines worldwide are ripping out 2-2-2 business class on the Boeing 787-9 in favour of 1-2-1 layouts, trading seat count for privacy, direct aisle access and premium pricing power.

Delta Window Seat Lawsuit Exposes a Gap in Premium Seat Promises
A US court will let flyers pursue claims that Delta charged extra for 'window seats' that offered only a blank wall, raising broader questions about how airlines sell seat attributes.

TSA's Laptop-Friendly CT Scanners Are Quietly Damaging Other Gear
The computed tomography scanners that let travelers leave laptops in their bags are causing unexpected problems for certain electronics and photographic equipment, raising questions about screening technology and passenger awareness.

NASA Unveils X-70 Fractal Experimental Aircraft
NASA has unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a new crewed experimental aircraft designed to accelerate advanced aviation research.

Metro Aviation Unveils Airbus H140 Medical Interior Concept at AMTC 2026
Metro Aviation unveiled a modular Airbus H140 medical interior concept at the Air Medical Transport Conference in Fort Worth, Texas.

Joby Aviation Begins Piloted Electric Air Taxi Flights Across Florida
Joby Aviation has begun piloted flights of its electric air taxi across Florida, Yahoo Finance reports.

IndiGo in Talks With Embraer to Buy 100 Jets, Sources Say
India's IndiGo is in talks with Embraer about a potential order for 100 regional jets, sources told Reuters.

Avolon Finalizes Order for 140 Boeing 737-10 Jets
Aircraft lessor Avolon has finalized a firm order for 140 Boeing 737-10 jets.

JetBlue's $50 Bag Fee: Ancillary Revenue or Passenger Pain?
JetBlue has raised checked bag fees to $50, a 43% jump in just two years, as airlines worldwide grapple with stubborn fuel costs. The move raises fresh questions about ancillary revenue strategy and passenger tolerance.

WestJet vs. Porter in 2026: Which Canadian Carrier Is Truly Premium?
Canada's two most ambitious premium challengers are converging on the same passengers from opposite directions. We break down cabins, networks, and fleet strategy to determine which carrier genuinely delivers a premium experience in 2026.

Why Perth Became Australia's Unlikely Gateway to Europe
Geography, a runway built for the long haul, and decades of airline strategy turned a remote Western Australian city into the continent's most efficient bridge to Europe.

Learjet Crashes in South Florida; Family Among Victims
A Learjet crashed in South Florida this week, killing people on board including a family with two young children.
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Airbus Delivers 621 Aircraft in First Ten Months of 2026
Airbus delivered 621 commercial aircraft between January and October 2026, up 6.2% from the same period last year.

Metro Aviation Unveils Airbus H140 Medical Interior Concept at AMTC 2026
Metro Aviation unveiled a modular Airbus H140 medical interior concept at the Air Medical Transport Conference in Fort Worth, Texas.
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NASA Announces X-70 Experimental Aircraft for Flight Research
NASA has announced the X-70 experimental aircraft to advance flight research.

NASA Unveils X-70 Experimental Aircraft for Advanced Flight Research
NASA has announced the X-70, a crewed experimental aircraft designed to advance flight-control technology.

NASA Unveils X-70 Fractal Experimental Aircraft
NASA has unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a new crewed experimental aircraft designed to accelerate advanced aviation research.
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VietJet to Pay Lessor $250 Million After Court-Ordered Asset Freeze
VietJet will pay a lessor $250 million following a court-ordered asset freeze, Reuters reports.

Singapore Airlines Redefines Premium Travel With 777-9 Suites
Singapore Airlines has unveiled its next-generation First and Business Class cabins for the Boeing 777-9, headlined by what the carrier calls the largest double bed in commercial aviation.

Frozen Frontiers: How Pilots Navigate Polar Airspace Safely
Flying across the Arctic demands more than cold-weather grit. From magnetic compass chaos to fuel-freeze risks, crews rely on layered procedures and FAA and ICAO guidance to keep polar routes safe.
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TSA's Laptop-Friendly CT Scanners Are Quietly Damaging Other Gear
The computed tomography scanners that let travelers leave laptops in their bags are causing unexpected problems for certain electronics and photographic equipment, raising questions about screening technology and passenger awareness.

Why Perth Became Australia's Unlikely Gateway to Europe
Geography, a runway built for the long haul, and decades of airline strategy turned a remote Western Australian city into the continent's most efficient bridge to Europe.
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Avolon Finalizes Order for 140 Boeing 737-10 Jets
Aircraft lessor Avolon has finalized a firm order for 140 Boeing 737-10 jets.
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Why the MD-80 Outlasted the Jet Designed to Replace It
The McDonnell Douglas MD-80 survived decades after its intended successor arrived, proving that fleet economics and sheer numbers can outweigh superior technology in commercial aviation.
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