EASA Pilots Find No Major Hardware Safety Issues With China’s C919 Jet
European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) test pilots have found “no major hardware risks” with China’s COMAC C919 after completing… Read More »
Airbus to Test A321neo With Extended Folding Wingtip Design
Airbus will begin flight testing an A321neo fitted with extended wingtip structures in the second half of 2027 as part… Read More »
Airline Passenger Lawsuits: When Inflight Complaints End Up in Court
Most airline disputes end with a customer service email, a travel voucher, or a refund. Occasionally, however, disagreements escalate into… Read More »
MSC Alaska Cruise: What to Expect On Board and During Your Adventure
Alaska has long been considered one of the world’s most spectacular cruise destinations, offering towering glaciers, abundant wildlife, dramatic fjords,… Read More »
Swiss International Removes Two Pilots Before Geneva Flight Over Alcohol Concerns
Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) removed two pilots from duty before a scheduled flight departing from Geneva after crew members… Read More »
Luxair Expands Boeing 737 Max Order With Two More 737-10 Jets
Luxair has expanded its Boeing 737 Max fleet by converting two options for the 737-10 into firm orders while securing… Read More »
NASA Pilot Nap Study: 26-Minute Rest Boosted Alertness by 54%
A NASA study of long-haul airline pilots found that a planned 26-minute cockpit nap improved performance by 34 percent and… Read More »
AerCap Orders 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners at Farnborough
AerCap has ordered 15 additional Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, expanding its position as the world’s largest owner of the fuel-efficient widebody… Read More »
MSC Air Cargo Orders Five Boeing 777-8 Freighters
MSC Air Cargo has placed its first order for Boeing’s next-generation 777-8 Freighter, purchasing five aircraft to expand its all-Boeing… Read More »
Uganda Airlines Orders Boeing 737 Max and 787 Dreamliners
Uganda Airlines has placed its first-ever direct order with Boeing, committing to eight new aircraft as the national carrier looks… Read More »
Accessible Travel Technology Is Making the World Easier to Navigate
Travel has become more connected than ever before, but for millions of people, navigating airports, train stations, hotels, museums, and… Read More »
Riyadh Air Expands Boeing 787 Order With 28 More Dreamliners
Riyadh Air has committed to purchase 28 additional Boeing 787 Dreamliners, exercising options from its 2023 order and introducing the… Read More »
Airlines Say Permanent Daylight Saving Time Could Take 2 Years
U.S. airlines are warning that making daylight saving time permanent could take up to two years to fully implement, as… Read More »
SMBC Aviation Capital Orders 100 Boeing 737 Max Jets
SMBC Aviation Capital has ordered 100 Boeing 737 Max aircraft, including 60 737-10s and 40 737-8s, expanding its narrowbody portfolio… Read More »
Best Airline Wine: Why Air France Tops the List for Inflight Dining
For many travelers, the inflight meal is simply part of the journey. For others, particularly those flying long-haul or in… Read More »
Philippine Airlines Orders to Up to 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Boeing and Philippine Airlines (PAL) have announced an order for up to 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, including a firm… Read More »
Aston Martin Explores New Funding Deal With BlackRock-Backed Lenders
Luxury sports car manufacturer Aston Martin is in discussions to raise additional funding from lenders, including HPS Investment Partners, an… Read More »
Boeing Sees $4.9 Trillion Aviation Services Market by 2045
Boeing forecasts the global commercial aviation support and services market will be worth $4.9 trillion over the next 20 years,… Read More »
Measles Alert Issued After Infectious Travelers Pass Through Houston Airport
Houston health officials have alerted local healthcare providers after two people with laboratory-confirmed measles traveled through George Bush Intercontinental Airport… Read More »
Global Stock Markets Rally in Q2 2026 Despite Ongoing Risks
Global stock markets extended their recovery during the second quarter of 2026, driven by easing trade tensions, resilient corporate earnings… Read More »
AI-Driven Cyberattacks Surge as US Companies Face Rising Threats
U.S. companies are facing a sharp rise in AI-powered cyberattacks and ransomware incidents as cybercriminals increasingly use artificial intelligence to… Read More »
Mystical Monoliths to Visit: Sacred Giants Around the World
These massive rock formations rise dramatically from the landscape, often becoming symbols of mystery, spirituality, and cultural identity. Across history,… Read More »
Why Apple’s iPhone Air Could Be Better Than the iPhone Ultra
Apple’s rumored iPhone Air is shaping up to be one of the company’s most compelling new smartphones, with industry observers… Read More »
Mississippi and Ohio River Cruises: Best Time to Sail from New Orleans to Louisville
The popularity of Mississippi and Ohio River cruises continues to grow as travelers search for slower, more immersive ways to… Read More »
Chinese Fraud Rings Use Tap-to-Pay Scams to Steal Billions
Chinese organized crime groups are generating up to $1 billion a year through sophisticated tap-to-pay fraud schemes that target U.S…. Read More »
Apple vs OpenAI: AI Gadget Race Heats Up With Lawsuit
The race to dominate the next generation of artificial intelligence hardware has taken a dramatic turn as Apple and OpenAI… Read More »