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The airline announced an order for 260 Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer narrowbody aircraft, including Boeing’s yet-to-be-certified 737 MAX 10.

The country of Greenland currently doesn’t see any service on anything larger than turboprop aircraft outside of its hometown airline Air Greenland.

Alaska operates a special aircraft livery, known as “Honoring Those Who Serve,” to pay tribute to members of the United States Armed Forces.

Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Spirit has announced a new route shakeup which will see the carrier cutting routes and adding new ones.

AvWeb and Firecrown have launched a new show called Inside Aviation aimed at taking viewers on a journey through the fascinating world of aviation.

TAP Air Portugal announces expanded summer routes between Lisbon and North America, with increased frequencies and seasonal operations.

The FAA slammed Boeing, demanding a 90-day plan to address “systemic quality-control issues” after a mid-air scare on a new 737 MAX 9.

Airline pilot retirement send-offs are often met with plenty of fanfare, but one captain took his retirement party to a whole new level.

The Madrid-based International Airlines Group (IAG), a holding corporation controlling five airlines has reached a landmark agreement with e-SAF producer Twelve.

In May, Emirates is starting service to Cambodia via Singapore while adding another fifth freedom flight option for passengers.