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NEWS Oct 15, 2026 Qantas Grounds Plane After Passengers Report Bedbug Bites on Flight Qantas pulled an aircraft from service after passengers reported bedbug bites during flight QF5. Read More →
NEWS Sep 03, 2026 Southwest Airlines to Launch First Airport Lounges in Four U.S. Cities by Late 2027 Southwest Airlines will open its first airport lounges in four major U.S. cities in late 2027, marking a historic shift for the carrier. Read More →
NEWS Aug 31, 2026 United Airlines Reports A321XLR Range Falls Short of Airbus Marketing Claims United Airlines says the Airbus A321XLR delivers less real-world range than advertised, limiting certain transatlantic routes travelers hoped to see. Read More →
NEWS Aug 07, 2026 Joby Aviation Opens Texas Facility to Prepare for Dallas-Fort Worth Air Taxi Service Joby Aviation has established a new Texas base to support planned electric air taxi operations across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Read More →
NEWS Aug 02, 2026 Tourist Plane Crash in Peru Claims 13 Lives Near Nazca Lines A small tourist aircraft crashed in Peru, killing all 13 people aboard during a sightseeing flight over the famous Nazca Lines. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Jun 16, 2026 Dassault's Falcon Family: Where Form Meets Function in Modern Business Aviation An editorial look at how Dassault Aviation blends design, versatility, and cabin space across its Falcon business jet lineup for discerning operators. Read More →
NEWS Jun 12, 2026 Blocked Middle Seats and Fewer Flight Attendants: Inside United's Reported 'Perma-Tray' Economy Concept United Airlines is developing a new economy class product that uses a permanent tray to block the middle seat, offering passengers extra space for a fee. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Jun 08, 2026 Bombardier Global 8000 Breaks Montreal to Nice Speed Record, Debuts Elie Saab Cabin Design Bombardier's Global 8000 set a transatlantic speed record from Montreal to Nice and revealed a bespoke cabin designed with Elie Saab. Read More →
NEWS Jun 04, 2026 American Airlines Suspends Select Summer Routes Citing Elevated Jet Fuel Costs American Airlines temporarily halts several summer routes as jet fuel prices climb, citing operational costs tied to ongoing global energy market pressures. Read More →
NEWS May 08, 2026 Saudi Arabia's New Airline Just Applied to Fly to America Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia's second flag carrier and one of the most closely watched aviation startups in recent memory, filed a formal application with the United States Department of Transportation on May 5, 2026, seeking a foreign air carrier permit and exemption authority to operate scheduled and charter services between the Kingdom and the United States. Read More →