WestJet Faces Fresh Labor Showdown as 4,000 Flight Attendants Vote on Strike
WestJet Airlines (WS) flight attendants began voting on a strike mandate on July 8, 2026, as contract talks with the […]
Palm Beach Airport Is Now Named After Donald Trump—and It Has a New Code Too
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) officially became President Donald J. Trump International Airport on July 9, 2026, after Florida lawmakers
United Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over 14-Day Military Leave Rule and Employee Benefits
Warrant Officer Nathan Rogers filed a federal lawsuit last month against United Airlines (UA), alleging the carrier violated his protected
Lockheed Martin’s $85.9 Million Investment Will Transform Australia’s F-35 Support Capability
Lockheed Martin Australia has started construction on an $85.9 million Air Power Precinct in the Hunter region of New South
A £1,900 British Airways Upgrade Ended With One Family Split Across the Cabin
Daniel Green, a TV chef who regularly appears on the BBC’s Saturday Kitchen and QVC, boarded a British Airways (BA)Â flight
Philippine Airlines Eyes 20 Widebody Jets Split Evenly Between Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 in $6 Billion Fleet Renewal
Philippine Airlines (PR)Â is preparing to split a 20-jet widebody order between Boeing and Airbus. According to Bloomberg, people familiar with
Navi Mumbai Airport Lands Its First International Cargo Airline as Cathay Makes the Move
Cathay Cargo, the freight division of Cathay Pacific (CX), has become the first international carrier to formally confirm it will
JetBlue Faces Class Action Over TSA Fees It Allegedly Didn’t Refund After Canceled Award Flights
A federal judge in the Eastern District of New York ruled on Monday, July 6, 2026, that two customers can
Why did Indonesia Walk Away from South Korea’s KF-21 Fighter Jet Program?
Indonesia’s Ministry of Defense confirmed on June 26, 2026, that it will no longer co-produce the KF-21 Boramae fighter jet