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INFORMATIONAL Jun 21, 2026 This Week in Aviation: The 10 Stories That Mattered Most From major airline developments to aircraft updates and industry shifts, this weekly recap highlights the ten most-read aviation stories from the week of June 14. Read More →
NEWS Jun 19, 2026 Laredo Citation 680A Crash Investigators Still Probing Mechanical Fault That Preceded Fatal Impact Investigators have yet to clarify the mechanical issue reported by the crew of a Cessna Citation 680A before its fatal crash near Laredo, Texas. Read More →
NEWS Jun 19, 2026 'Free' Hand Baggage in Europe: What the New EU Deal Actually Means for Travelers The EU has agreed on free carry-on bag rules after years of negotiations, but the watered-down deal falls well short of the outright ban on cabin bag fees that passengers had hoped for. Read More →
NEWS Jun 19, 2026 FAA Extends JFK Flight Caps Through 2027, Blocking New Service at New York's Busiest International Airport The FAA will keep strict flight limits at New York JFK through October 2027, meaning no new airline service or added flights for travelers. Read More →
NEWS Jun 19, 2026 Dassault's Falcon 10X Completes Maiden Flight Dassault Aviation's Falcon 10X made its maiden flight today, bringing the world's widest purpose-built business jet cabin one step closer to 2027 entry into service. Read More →
NEWS Jun 19, 2026 United Airlines Considers Letting Off-Duty Flight Attendants Use Crew Rest Bunks on Long-Haul Routes United Airlines may soon permit non-revenue flight attendants to use crew rest bunks on long-haul flights, easing commuting challenges for staff. Read More →
STORIES Jun 19, 2026 I Showed Up 15 Hours Early for My Delta Flight. I Still Missed It. I followed Delta's published baggage policy to the letter, and still missed my flight. Then, Delta tried to charge me $1,800. Here's what happened at Hong Kong's newest international route. Read More →
NEWS Jun 18, 2026 NTSB Preliminary Report Points to GPS Jamming in Fatal King Air Crash NTSB preliminary report on a fatal King Air crash highlights GPS jamming as a factor under investigation. Here's what investigators have found so far. Read More →
NEWS Jun 18, 2026 Severe Thunderstorms Delay Hundreds of Flights at Chicago O'Hare A weather-related ground stop at Chicago O'Hare International Airport disrupted travel for thousands, causing roughly 700 flight delays and dozens of cancellations. Read More →
ROUTES Jun 18, 2026 No More Layovers: Qantas Project Sunrise Will Connect Sydney and London Nonstop in 22 Hours Qantas confirms its Project Sunrise will deliver the world's longest commercial flights, connecting Sydney to London non-stop in roughly 22 hours. Read More →