CRJ900 Too Heavy? American Airlines’ Return to Naples After 25 Years, Faces Airport Weight Limit Hurdle
American Airlines (AA) plans to restore scheduled passenger service at Naples Airport (APF), Florida, for the first time in approximately […]
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UA858: United’s 777-300ER Carrying 301 People Dumps Up to $50,000 in Fuel After a “Small Quarrel” with a Flight Attendant
A United Airlines (UA) flight from Shanghai to San Francisco diverted to Japan on June 24, 2026, after a passenger
Unauthorized Dog, ACARS Alert and Early Arrival: What Happened on JetBlue Flight 1368?
A JetBlue Airways (B6) pilot sent an urgent Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) message to ground operations on
Water Pours Through Cabin on Delta Flight DL2986 to San Francisco as Passengers ‘Slosh’ Off Aircraft
Delta Air Lines (DL), the Atlanta-based carrier that operates one of the largest fleets in the world, faced a fresh
A Bittersweet Story of Song Airlines: Low-Cost Brand of Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines (DL) launched Song (SG) on April 15, 2003, as a low-cost leisure brand designed to compete with
135 Onboard as Delta Air Lines DL2351 Performs Emergency Go-Around After Avoiding a Near Miss With American Airlines 737
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) launched an investigation on June 20, 2026, after Delta Air Lines (DL) Flight 2351 was
What Does SSSS Imply On A Boarding Pass?
Four letters on a boarding pass — SSSS — can turn a routine airport visit into an extended security ordeal
Inside Australia’s Latest Effort to Turn the F-35A Into a Long-Range Strike Jet
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has completed the first joint Weapon Fill Measurement Vehicle (WFMV) flight test on an
How Much Do Private Pilots Make?
Private pilots in the United States operate under a specific legal framework that separates recreational flying from paid professional work.
FAA’s ‘High Density Rule’: The Real Reason Why New York JFK Won’t Get Any Extra Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a fresh extension of the so-called High Density Rule at John F. Kennedy