10. American Airlines' Widebody Decision "Could Go Either Way," Airline Says, as Airbus Mounts a Real Challenge to Boeing

American Airlines is close to a widebody fleet decision, and Boeing appears to be positioned competitively with its Airbus competitors.

9. ANA 787 Suffers Tail Strike at Houston After Captain Accidentally Hit Go-Around Switch

An All Nippon Airways 787-9 struck its tail on landing at Houston after the captain inadvertently triggered the go-around switch during touchdown.

8. JetBlue Expands Fort Lauderdale Footprint With Eight New Nonstop Routes and Six More on the Way

JetBlue launches its largest-ever Fort Lauderdale schedule with eight new nonstop routes, adding six more by early 2026 for South Florida travelers.

7. Delta Boeing 737 Plunges to 9,000 Feet Over Nevada After Cabin Pressure Failure

A Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 rapidly descended to 9,000 feet after a pressurization issue triggered oxygen mask deployment mid-flight.

6. Over 709 Flights Delayed, 110 Canceled as Travel Chaos Sweeps U.S. Airports

More than 709 U.S. flights faced delays and 110 were canceled Wednesday as staffing shortages and weather triggered widespread airport disruptions.

5. Alaska Air Group Faces $521,000 Lawsuit After Rain Ruins 11 Japanese Artworks in Checked Luggage

A Hawaii art dealer is suing Alaska Airlines for over $521,000, claiming rain destroyed 11 Japanese paintings left on the tarmac in Honolulu.

4. This Startup is Bringing Auctions to Empty-Leg Flights

FlyApp is bringing real-time auctions to empty-leg private jet flights, connecting operators with travelers seeking more affordable private aviation.

3. How a Tennis Court Invention Became a Critical Airfield Safety Tool

How a tennis court sweeper inspired FOD*BOSS, a simple tow-behind system that removes dangerous runway debris and helps protect aircraft engines.

2. Woman Sues Southwest Airlines for $50,000 After Bag Falls on Her Head During Deplaning

A passenger is suing Southwest Airlines for $50,000, claiming a bag fell from an overhead bin and hit her head as travelers exited the plane.

1. Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway at Miami Airport, Hits Vehicles

A Boeing 767 operating for Amazon Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking multiple vehicles. Here's what we know so far.