10. Why Did Some Air India A320s Have Extra Wheels? Bogie Gear Explained

Why Air India operated select Airbus A320s with an unusual bogie landing gear.

9. JetBlue Opens Sales for BlueFirst, Its First Domestic First Class Cabin

JetBlue begins selling seats in its new BlueFirst domestic first class cabin, with service starting in 2026 on select transcontinental routes.

8. Army Report Points to Systemic Failures in Deadly Black Hawk Collision Near Reagan National

A new Army report identifies systemic failures behind the January collision between a UH-60L Black Hawk and American Airlines Flight 5342 near Washington.

7. FAA Orders Engine Repairs on Airbus A380 Fleet After Uncontained Failure

The FAA has ordered inspections and repairs on Engine Alliance GP7200 engines powering Airbus A380s after an uncontained failure during takeoff.

6. Why the A-10 Warthog's Nose Gear Is Offset to the Right

Why the A-10 Warthog’s nose wheel sits off-center, and how its massive GAU-8 Avenger cannon dictated the aircraft’s design.

5. FAA Nears Final Approval of Boeing 737 MAX 10 as Certification Review Concludes

The FAA has completed its final review of the Boeing 737 MAX 10, with certification expected as soon as next week after years of delays.

4. Riyadh Air Relocates New Boeing 787 Dreamliners Away From Capital Amid Houthi Missile Threat

Saudi Arabia's new flag carrier Riyadh Air has moved its Boeing 787 Dreamliners out of Riyadh over fears of Houthi missile attacks ahead of launch.

3. How the AI Chip Boom Is Squeezing Transpacific Air Cargo

AI-driven semiconductor demand and Middle East disruptions have pushed transpacific air cargo rates higher, with Taiwan-US rates reaching $7.02/kg in May 2026. Explore why shippers are paying premium prices, shifting to shorter contracts, and whether the market will cool as AI demand evolves.

2. Lawmakers Press FAA to Suspend AI Air Traffic Control Tool at Washington-Area Airports

Senators and union leaders urge the FAA to pause an AI-driven air traffic management tool at DC airports, citing safety concerns.

1. Qantas Grounds Plane After Passengers Report Bedbug Bites on Flight

Qantas pulled an aircraft from service after passengers reported bedbug bites during flight QF5.