JetBlue Builds New One-Stop Hub at Fort Lauderdale With 150 Daily Flights
JetBlue Airways is turning Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) into a one-stop connecting hub between secondary U.S. cities and the […]
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ETOPS Explained: The Complete Guide to How Twin-Engine Jets Fly Across Oceans
ETOPS is the certification system that allows twin-engine aircraft to fly far from the nearest airport, including across oceans, deserts,
Boeing 737-10 Completes Final Certification Flight After 976 Test Flights
Boeing completed the final planned certification flight test for the Boeing 737 MAX 10 on July 28, 2026. The test
American, Delta and United Could Resume Lebanon Flights After 41 Years Under Trump’s Plan
President Donald Trump, the person after whose initials Palm Beach Airport’s code was changed to DJT, directed his administration on
US NORAD Scrambles F-16 Fighters After 10+ Airspace Violations During Trump’s FIFA Visit
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) launched F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets on July 19, 2026, after more than
United Reverses Course on Donald J. Trump Airport Rebooking Confusion
United Airlines (UA) has clarified that passengers cannot receive complimentary ticket changes simply because they object to flying into Florida’s
United Airlines to Retire 80 Old Aircraft in 2027
United Airlines (UA) will significantly speed up the retirement of older aircraft in 2027, planning to remove more than 80
‘Sounds Like You Need to Be Replaced’: San Diego ATC Gets Angry at United and Southwest Pilots
A ground controller at San Diego International Airport (SAN) traded insults with multiple airline pilots during a busy morning taxi
Boeing 737 MAX 7 Nears FAA Certification by End of July 2026
Boeing is expected to secure Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for the 737 MAX 7 before the end of July