American Airlines' Widebody Decision "Could Go Either Way," Airline Says, as Airbus Mounts a Real Challenge to BoeingAmerican Airlines is close to a widebody fleet decision, and Boeing appears to be positioned competitively with its Airbus competitors. (aeroxplorer.com)
Woman Sues Southwest Airlines for $50,000 After Bag Falls on Her Head During DeplaningA 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. (aeroxplorer.com)
JetBlue Expands Fort Lauderdale Footprint With Eight New Nonstop Routes and Six More on the WayJetBlue launches its largest-ever Fort Lauderdale schedule with eight new nonstop routes, adding six more by early 2026 for South Florida travelers. (aeroxplorer.com)
This Startup is Bringing Auctions to Empty-Leg FlightsFlyApp is bringing real-time auctions to empty-leg private jet flights, connecting operators with travelers seeking more affordable private aviation. (aeroxplorer.com)
This Week in Aviation: The 10 Stories That Mattered MostFrom major airline developments to aircraft updates and industry shifts, this weekly recap highlights the ten most-read aviation stories from the week of August 30. (aeroxplorer.com)
British Airways Flight Delayed After Emergency Slide Accidentally Deploys Onto Ground Truck in MontrealA British Airways flight from Montreal to London Heathrow was delayed after an emergency slide accidentally deployed during pre-departure checks. (aeroxplorer.com)
Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway at Miami Airport, Hits VehiclesA Boeing 767 operating for Amazon Air overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking multiple vehicles. Here's what we know so far. (aeroxplorer.com)
How a Tennis Court Invention Became a Critical Airfield Safety ToolHow a tennis court sweeper inspired FOD*BOSS, a simple tow-behind system that removes dangerous runway debris and helps protect aircraft engines. (aeroxplorer.com)
Why Are Aircraft Wings Pointed Upwards and Backwards?How wing sweep and dihedral work together to help airliners fly faster, more efficiently, and more stably. (aeroxplorer.com)
