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Southwest Airlines has completed a significant reconfiguration of its fleet, introducing extra legroom seating across its Boeing 737 aircraft. The adjustments, which wrapped up ahead of schedule in January 2026,…
The McDonnell Douglas MD-90, a once-promising aircraft, stands as a rarity in aviation history. Only 116 units were produced, with Delta Air Lines operating the final examples until their retirement…
UPDATE: United Airlines has just announced a groundbreaking seasonal service that will connect Maine to California with nonstop flights from the Portland International Jetport to Los Angeles and San Francisco.…
A recent post by an American Airlines pilot on Reddit, which displayed his paycheck revealing nearly $458,000 in earnings for 2025, has ignited discussions about pilot salaries in the airline…
A low-speed ground collision involving two Boeing 737 aircraft occurred at Raleigh-Durham International Airport on the morning of January 1, 2026. An Avelo Airlines Boeing 737-700 was being towed when…
Alaska Airlines has made headlines this week by achieving a significant milestone in its operations while simultaneously grappling with IT challenges. The airline received a Single Operating Certificate from the…
Boeing, a leading name in aerospace, has produced commercial aircraft since its founding in 1916. In 2022, the company generated over $22 billion in revenue through its Boeing Commercial Airplanes…
Southwest Airlines is undergoing significant changes as it explores the possibility of introducing first-class seating and expanding its international routes. Once an all-economy airline focused solely on domestic flights, Southwest…
Airbus has achieved a significant milestone as its narrowbody A320 family becomes the best-selling commercial jet in history, surpassing the legendary Boeing 737 series. As of last month, Airbus has…
Southwest Airlines, the largest operator of the Boeing 737 in the world, is set to reduce its fleet of Boeing 737 Next Generation (NG) aircraft, specifically the 737-700 and 737-800…