Aviation and Airlines

Yesterday, August 20th marked 100 years since the creation of the Flight Service system, which would eventually become the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that...

Once upon a time, the final customer of the passenger 747-8 was to be Nigerian carrier Arik Air. The order was announced in 2011...

It seems American Airlines is getting serious about cracking down on skiplagging passengers. One passenger has reported being asked to pay $2,500 after AA...

Today, over 100 years since it first opened as a military airbase on September 16th, 1916, Amsterdam Schiphol is the busiest of the world’s...

In recent months we’ve seen border controls between EU nations relaxed. As such, flights within the continent were increasing in line with passenger demand....

In what is a highly unusual move for the airline, Qantas is currently flying an Airbus A380 from Germany to the United States. The...

Unite, the union representing the cabin crew at British Airways yesterday revealed that it was instructing its legal specialists to proceed to legal and...

Croatia Airlines is said to be in talks with Airbus regarding a cancellation of its Airbus A320neo order. The order was for four aircraft,...

Fifth freedom flights foster competition and can provide travelers with economic leeway and increased award availability. Once entirely necessary for industry classics such as...

If you’re often more captivated by the view from the window of your plane than the inflight entertainment, no doubt you’ve sometimes wondered why...