10. British Airways Unveils World's Largest Business Class Cabin With 106 Seats Aboard Refurbished A380 Fleet

British Airways reveals a record-setting 106-seat Club Suite business class cabin as part of a multi-billion pound A380 refurbishment program.

9. Southwest Airlines Considers Boeing 787 Order for Long-Haul International Expansion

Southwest Airlines is evaluating the Boeing 787 Dreamliner as it explores a shift into long-haul international flying, sources tell Reuters.

8. American Airlines Swaps Landline Buses for CRJ-700 Flights on 84-Mile South Bend to Chicago Route

American Airlines replaces its South Bend to Chicago Landline bus service with CRJ-700 regional jet flights starting today, cutting travel to 84 miles by air.

7. British Airways Flight to Chicago Forces Emergency Descent After Cabin Pressure Failure

A British Airways Boeing 777 bound for Chicago made an emergency U-turn to London after the aircraft failed to pressurize mid-flight.

6. Caribbean Airlines Expands Network With New Toronto and Caracas Routes

Caribbean Airlines launches new service from Tobago to Toronto and Port of Spain to Caracas as the carrier adjusts its regional and international network.

5. FAA Clears JetBlue's $58.5M Purchase of Spirit's LaGuardia Slots

The FAA approved JetBlue's $58.5 million deal to acquire Spirit Airlines slots at New York's LaGuardia Airport, expanding its East Coast presence.

4. Aviation Fuel Prices Hit Six-Month High in September

Aviation fuel prices surged to their highest level in six months during September 2026, with jet-A and avgas posting notable gains.

3. Halon Was Supposed to Disappear. This Company Kept It Flying.

H3R Aviation keeps recycled Halon 1211 fire extinguishers in circulation, helping aircraft operators navigate replacement options and regulations.

2. Riyadh Airport Closed After Reported Ballistic Missile Strike on Saudia Airbus Jet

King Khalid International Airport halted operations after a reported Houthi missile strike damaged a Saudia Airbus and sent smoke rising over the airfield.

1. Joby Aviation to Pay $116.9 Million in Trade Secrets Case

A federal jury found air taxi maker Joby Aviation liable for misappropriating trade secrets, awarding $116.9 million in damages to the plaintiff.