10. Avianca vs. jetBlue: The Battle for Spirit's Florida Throne

As Spirit Airlines exits bankruptcy weaker than before, Avianca and jetBlue are positioning to claim its lucrative Florida-Latin America routes.

9. Qantas Unveils Stunning Great Barrier Reef Livery on Their Newest A321XLR

Qantas has revealed a Great Barrier Reef-themed Airbus A321XLR named Coral Sea, marking the airline's latest tribute to an Australian natural landmark.

8. American Airlines Has Finally Chosen Starlink for Its Narrowbody Fleet

American Airlines has ended months of deliberation and confirmed SpaceX's Starlink as its next-generation in-flight Wi-Fi provider, committing to install the low Earth orbit satellite system across more than 500 narrowbody aircraft beginning in the first quarter of 2027.

7. Boeing Approaches MAX 7 Certification as FAA Backs Higher 737 Production Rates

The FAA expects Boeing to certify the 737 MAX 7 this summer and signals support for further production increases through 2026.

6. Porter Airlines Has Just Entered Texas for the First Time with New Nonstop Flights from Toronto

Porter Airlines has made its Texas debut, inaugurating nonstop year-round service between Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and Toronto Pearson International Airport on May 21, 2026, a launch that marks the Canadian carrier's first-ever scheduled service to the Lone Star State and adds another direct Canada–US link at a time when cross-border travel demand is demonstrably outpacing available nonstop capacity.

5. Ryanair Eliminates Remaining Debt After €1.2 Billion Bond Repayment

Ryanair has cleared its balance sheet of debt following the repayment of a €1.2 billion bond, marking a milestone for Europe's largest low-cost carrier.

4. easyJet and Amsterdam Schiphol Have Switched Off Aircraft Engines During Taxiing, and the Fuel Savings Are Already Measurable

Every time a commercial aircraft taxis to the runway with its main engines running, it burns through thousands of pounds of jet fuel before it has carried a single passenger a single metre into the sky. At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, one of Europe's busiest and most spread-out airports, that invisible cost has long accounted for a significant share of each flight's total emissions. As of today, easyJet and Schiphol have taken a concrete step to address it.

3. British Airways Faces Discrimination Claim After Boy With Tourette's Shouts "Bomb," Barred From Flight

A family says British Airways removed their son with Tourette syndrome from a flight after he shouted the word "bomb" during boarding.

2. Could Drunk Passengers End Pre-Departure Beverages for Good?

A new FAA investigation into drunk passengers boarding flights has airlines reconsidering the long-standing tradition of pre-departure beverages.

1. United Airlines Pilot Warns Passengers of FBI Call Over Antisemitic Wi-Fi Hotspot Name

A United Airlines pilot delayed takeoff and threatened to involve the FBI after passengers spotted an antisemitic Wi-Fi hotspot name on board.