NEWSOct 16, 2024Frontier Airlines Pilots Vote to Authorize Strike with 99% ApprovalA majority of Frontier Airlines pilots have voted to strike if necessary. See how close the union is to striking and what change the airline made earlier this year to potentially hurt morale.Read More →
NEWSOct 15, 2024Air New Zealand Begins Huge Boeing 787 Retrofit ProgramAir New Zealand will overhaul cabins on its Boeing 787 aircraft. Learn about when all 787s will be done getting retrofitted as well as the airline's brand-new business class offerings.Read More →
NEWSOct 15, 2024Sri Lanka Airlines Pilot Locks Co-Pilot Out of Cockpit Over Toilet Break DisputeA SirLankan Airlines pilot locked a female copilot out of the cockpit during a flight. Find out what led to the incident and what has happened with the pilots since that time.Read More →
NEWSOct 09, 2024Emirates Cancels All Iran Lebanon Flight Plans to Resume Iraq ServiceEmirates has shared several updates in regards to flights to and from the Middle East. Find out when these flights are expected to resume and see which other airlines also have Middle East travel restrictions.Read More →
NEWSSep 30, 2024Catering Truck Smashes Into Alaska Airlines 737 at Seattle AirportA catering truck clips the tail of a parked Alaska Airlines aircraft. See the footage online and find out what other viewers have been able to pick up regarding the video clips.Read More →
NEWSSep 23, 2024British Airways Abandons 14-year-old, then Asks Family to pay $1,600 for a New TicketA 14-year-old girl was abandoned alone at a French airport when a British Airways flight took off without her, despite knowing that the girl was in the departures area. The airline then told her parents that she would need a new ticket for about £1,200, roughly $1,600.Read More →
NEWSSep 22, 2024Mouse ‘Jumped’ Out of Passenger’s In-Flight Meal, Forces SAS Emergency LandingA Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen after a mouse leaped out of a passenger’s in-flight meal and into the aircraft aisle. While not seemingly dangerous, rodents, like mice, pose severe safety risks to aircraft operations as the animals tend to chew on electrical wiring. Read More →
