Air Lease Corporation Firms Huge 116 Aircraft Order With Airbus
Air Lease Corporation (ALC) has firmed up a letter of intent (LOI) the company signed with Airbus at…
Top Of The Props: The USA’s Main Airports For Turboprops
Turboprops often play a crucial role in global aviation, especially linking smaller communities and/or providing more flights (and…
Why Does New York Have So Many Airports?
Many large cities have several airports. This can complicate travel and connections, but there is usually a reason…
How The US’ New 5G Rules Are Affecting Flights From India
As the US gets ready for the rollout of 5G wireless services on January 5th, experts from the…
United Airlines Regional Route Shakeup Examined
United Airlines has spent the last few months shaking up its regional route network and operations. Recently, the…
Delta Sued By Man Covered In Kerosene After LA Fuel Dump
A Los Angeles resident who says he was covered in jet fuel after a Delta Air Lines Boeing…
Fauci Says That Now Isn’t The Right Time To Remove Masks On Planes
The United States government is not considering removing masks on airplanes at the moment, according to Dr. Anthony…
What Happened To Boeing’s Proposed Supersonic Jet?
Supersonic travel has been on hold since the retirement of Concorde in 2003. The European-built Concorde and the…
Top Hubs and Focus Cities In January: American Vs. Delta Vs United
As the new year approaches, we examine 30 US hubs and focus cities in January across American, Delta,…
Emirates Boosts Mexico City Flights Despite Global Omicron Spread
Emirates is set to increase the number of flights between Dubai and Mexico City via Barcelona. The UAE-based…
17 Years Later: A Look Back At American Airlines’ Fokker 100s
American Airlines had a fleet of 75 Fokker 100s. Delivered between 1991 and 1994, they were used when…
Savannah Airport: The Runway That Contains Gravestones
In terms of airports, the US state of Georgia is perhaps best known for the presence of Hartsfield–Jackson…
ZIPAIR Operates First Flight To Los Angeles
Japan Airlines’ subsidiary Zipair has completed its inaugural flight from Tokyo to Los Angeles. The low-cost carrier completed…
Sun Country Grew Significantly In 2021: Here’s Why
2021 was a big year for Sun Country. After fully realizing its ultra-low-cost transformation and signing a deal…
Why 2021 Was The Right Time For French bee’s New York Launch
French bee launched flights to New York this summer, kicking off a new chapter for the low-cost carrier.…
A Landscape Of Opportunities: Frontier Airlines In Southern California
Frontier Airlines made some big shake-ups to its network in 2021. Between adding new routes and destinations, the…
Breeze Airways CEO: We Fly Where People Don’t Fly
Breeze Airways managed to successfully launch operations around seven months ago, despite the ongoing impact of the COVID-19…
Why Orlando And Austin Made Sense For Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines has centered its network around connecting the United States, Asia, and the South Pacific to the…
Why Spirit Airlines Brought Back Its Airbus A319s
Spirit Airlines is well-known for being a prolific Airbus A320 family operator. It has a sizable order for…
Delta Air Lines: The Customer Is The Focus In New York And Boston
Two of the most competitive air markets in 2021 in the United States were New York and Boston.…
United Airlines Boeing 767 Disconnects From Tug In Santiago
On December 24, a United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER was disconnected from its tug while being moved in Santiago…
Merry Christmas: 67,000 Flights To Operate On This Festive Day
There are almost 67,000 flights scheduled to operate on Christmas Day, around 47 every minute. Services are at…
Why The North American Aerospace Defense Command Tracks Santa
Santa Claus (Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Père Noël, or Papa Noel) is busy delivering presents to children worldwide.…
In Photos: A Look At Alaska Airlines’ Special Liveries
While Alaska Airlines flies a fairly uniform fleet of Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies, it has incredible diversity when…