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Scotland’s Loganair has announced a series of retirement events to celebrate the end of service for the airline’s Saab 340.

Turkish Airlines has placed an order for a total of 220 planes with Airbus. The number corresponds to a half of the current fleet of the carrier.

Qantas took delivery of its first A220-300 aircraft, which is set to be deployed on domestic routes within Australia under the QantasLink brand.

After the surprise attack on Israel in October, most airlines cut their services citing legitimate security concerns. Now, some are returning.

Over the years, the airline’s aircraft have sported various designs, each reflecting the evolving brand identity and capturing the essence of its home state.

The Atlanta-based airline is growing its service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) with new routes and bolstered frequencies.

Thirty years ago, a small business jet carrying In-N-Out executives crashed outside of John Wayne Airport after encountering wake turbulence from a Boeing 757.

Southern Airways Express will be bringing Purdue University Airport back to the air transportation network for the first time in over 20 years

Southwest Airlines Flight Attendants Union TWU Local 556 has discovered significant issues with the security of data collected.

JAL’s first A350-1000 took off from Toulouse for Tokyo on December 14, marking the start of a new era in JAL’s long-haul product offerings.