Dangerous Tourism Trends: Why Risky Travel Is So Popular — and Whether You Should Try It
Travel has always been about discovery, but in recent years a new category has emerged in the travel world: dangerous… Read More »
British Airways Cuts Club Europe Hot Breakfast on Key Short-Haul Routes
British Airways has officially rolled out a controversial new catering policy in its Club Europe short-haul business class cabin, removing… Read More »
American Airlines Keeps Frequent Flyer Status Rules Unchanged
American Airlines is keeping its frequent flyer status requirements unchanged for a third consecutive year, providing continuity and predictability for… Read More »
Delta One Check-In: What to Expect From the Premium Airport Experience
Last month, Delta Air Lines announced the rollout of a new premium check-in area designed specifically for Delta One customers,… Read More »
Business Aviation Records Deadliest Year Since 2011
Business aviation safety suffered its worst year in more than a decade in 2025, with 143 people killed in 35… Read More »
The World’s Most Stressful Airports—Tips to stay Calm
The World’s Most Stressful Airports Airports are designed to move millions of people efficiently, yet for many travelers they are… Read More »
Above the Skyline: Does Airline Elite Status Mean Anything Anymore?
You know, I’ve been thinking about airline elite status. It used to mean something. You’d see someone board early and… Read More »
MD-11 Replacement Looms as Boeing Seeks 777F Lifeline
The question of what replaces the MD-11F has moved from long-term planning to near-term urgency after a fatal UPS MD-11… Read More »
Pilot Sues Boeing for $10 Million After 737 Max Door Plug Blowout
The pilot of a Boeing 737 Max that made an emergency landing in Portland after a mid-air door plug blowout… Read More »
World’s Safest Airlines in 2025: Rankings, What It Means, and What’s Next
When travelers choose flights, comfort, price, and schedule often top the list — but nothing matters more than safety. In… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Announces Largest Fleet Order, Secures 105 Boeing 737-10s and Five 787-10s
Alaska Airlines has announced the largest aircraft order in the airline’s history, placing a blockbuster deal for 105 Boeing 737-10… Read More »
FAA Proposes $4.5B Radio Altimeter Upgrades to Counter 5G Risks
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a sweeping new rule that would require airlines to replace or upgrade nearly 60,000… Read More »
Embraer Delivers 91 Aircraft in Q4 2025, Beating Year-Ago Levels
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer delivered 91 aircraft in the fourth quarter of 2025, marking a 21% increase compared with the… Read More »
Lufthansa Group Simplifies Bookings With Amadeus Nevio Platform
Lufthansa Group is moving to simplify the passenger booking experience by integrating Amadeus Nevio, a next-generation retailing and order management… Read More »
737 Max Fuselage Deliveries Slow in December, Raising Output Risks
Deliveries of Boeing 737 Max fuselages slowed in December, signalling that Boeing may have fallen short of its monthly production… Read More »
Venezuelan Airlines Resume Flights After US Security Alert
Venezuelan airlines have begun restoring limited flight operations following a brief nationwide shutdown triggered by heightened security concerns after reported… Read More »
Garuda Indonesia’s GMF AeroAsia Finalises $332m Land Injection
GMF AeroAsia, the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) arm of Garuda Indonesia, has completed a major land capital injection valued… Read More »
Emirates Carries 55 Million Passengers and Orders 73 Aircraft in 2025
Emirates capped a milestone year in 2025 by carrying 55.6 million passengers, operating nearly 180,600 flights, and placing orders for… Read More »
Aeroflot Overhauls First A320 Engines, Targets MRO Launch by 2027
Aeroflot Group has completed its first in-house overhaul of Western-built jet engines, marking a significant milestone in the carrier’s efforts… Read More »
VietJetAir Plans $95 Million Bond Issue to Fund Fleet Growth
Vietnamese low-cost carrier VietJet Air is moving to strengthen its liquidity and support near-term operational needs after its board approved… Read More »
Jet Management Services Aims for Part 135 Charter Approval in 2026
US-based aircraft management and charter brokerage specialist Jet Management Services is planning to expand into on-demand charter operations by securing… Read More »
EVA Air Probes Pilot After Alleged Assault During Taxi at LAX
Taiwan-based carrier EVA Air has suspended a pilot and launched a formal investigation following allegations that he assaulted a first… Read More »
FedAir Adds Aircraft to Meet Safari Demand
South Africa’s premium safari shuttle and charter operator Federal Airlines (FedAir) is expanding its fleet to meet rising demand from… Read More »
Vacation Blues: Symptoms and Solutions
Vacation blues typically begin within one to three days after returning home, once travelers shift abruptly from exploration and freedom… Read More »
United Flight Diverts After Passenger Claims “This Is a Simulation”
A cross-country flight operated by United Airlines was forced to divert to Omaha, Nebraska, on Dec. 28 after a passenger… Read More »
Emirates A380 Returns to Heathrow After New Year’s Eve Landing Gear Issue
An Emirates Airbus A380 operating a flight from London Heathrow Airport to Dubai was forced to return to its departure… Read More »