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NEWS Sep 29, 2026 Delta A330 Makes Emergency Landing in Portugal After Smoke Fills Cabin, Injuring 14 A Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 diverted to the Azores after smoke filled the cabin over the Atlantic. Three were hospitalized and 11 others injured. Read More →
NEWS Sep 29, 2026 Alaska Airlines Unveils Aurora Premium Cabins With Lie-Flat Suites and New Lounges Alaska Airlines introduces Aurora premium cabins with lie-flat suites on Boeing 737 MAX 10 and 787 aircraft, plus premium economy and new lounges. Read More →
NEWS Sep 28, 2026 Avelo Airlines Expands McKinney Operations With Third Aircraft and Four New Nonstop Routes Avelo Airlines adds a third Boeing 737 at McKinney National Airport, launching nonstop service to four new destinations across the country. Read More →
NEWS Sep 28, 2026 Airbus Uncovers Coating Flaw on A321neo Fuselage Stringers, Threatening September Delivery Targets Airbus has identified a coating defect on A321neo fuselage stringers supplied by a subcontractor, prompting inspections and delivery delays. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Sep 28, 2026 Why Does the Boeing 737 Have a Pitot Tube on Its Tail? Discover why the Boeing 737 has dedicated pitot tubes on its tail and how they help provide pilots with the correct control feel at different airspeeds. Read More →
NEWS Sep 27, 2026 Boeing 737 MAX Software Glitch Threatens to Delay MAX 10 Certification Just Days From Finish Line A newly discovered software issue on Boeing's 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 could push back certification timelines already years behind schedule. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Sep 27, 2026 Are Ultra-Long-Haul Routes Actually Profitable, or Just Good PR? Ultra-long-haul routes generate headlines, but their profitability hinges entirely on premium-cabin demand -- a lesson Thai Airways learned the hard way, and one Qantas is now betting nearly half a billion dollars on with Project Sunrise's record-breaking Sydney-London route. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Sep 27, 2026 Why Airlines Are Facing New Legal Pressure Over AI-Driven Overbooking Decisions As airlines hand overbooking decisions to AI systems, traditional aviation insurance and liability law are struggling to keep up -- creating coverage gaps, antitrust exposure, and new discrimination risks that could pull software vendors into court alongside the airlines themselves. Read More →
STORIES Sep 26, 2026 Why a $70 Million Private Jet Can Feel Outdated in Five Years Business jet cabins are designed to last decades, but their tech doesn't. Here's why future-proofing the architecture matters more than the components. Read More →
NEWS Sep 25, 2026 United Airlines Passenger Says Carrier Forced Her to Sit Beside Man Who Masturbated During Flight A woman claims United Airlines kept her seated next to a passenger who exposed himself mid-flight, then allowed him to walk free upon landing. Read More →