7 Airlines With The World’s Most Spacious Economy Cabins

Economy classis getting tighter, but not everywhere. While the dominant trend in the industry has been toward higher-density configurations, thinner seats, and shrinking pitch, a handful of airlines have made…

Air New Zealand Set To Become Western Sydney’s 1st International Airline

Air New Zealand is set to become the first international airline to operate to Sydney’s newest airport, Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), with the airline commencing services thrice weekly from…

5 Aircraft Used By The US Military That Are Larger Than Commercial Jets

The United States Air Force (USAF) operates some of the largest aircraft in the world, although not the largest. The largest aircraft in US Air Force service are a mixture…

Advice? American Airlines’ Current & Former CEO Fly To Dallas In Business Class From Paris

This Easter Sunday saw the current American Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Robert Isom, and the former airline CEO, Doug Parker, travel back on the same flight from Paris, France, to…

KLM’s First Airbus A350 Enters Final Assembly In Toulouse

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines expects to receive the very first Airbus A350 this year when airframe MSN809 arrives in Summer 2026. The A350-900 recently moved to the final assembly housed…

At 35,000 Feet, This Is How The Airbus A350 Maintains Cabin Pressure

Pressurized aircraft have been around since World War II, with the Boeing B-29 Superfortress being an early example of an aircraft with a pressurized cockpit. Since then, technology has improved…

6 Passenger Jets That Had Very Limited Production Runs

The success of an airliner is generally measured by the number of sales it receives relative to the size of its market and development costs. Today, manufacturers generally have a…

Why Faster Aircraft Don’t Always Save Time

Faster aircraft have long captured the imagination of both passengers and engineers, symbolizing progress, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of shrinking the world. From the earliest aircraft to ambitious supersonic…

Which US Airline Benefits Most From Buying JetBlue In 2026?

JetBlue Airways, while long one of America’s most liked airlines, is unfortunately continuing to struggle financially, as the company hasn’t recorded a profit since 2019. This is part of a…

Is It True That The Airbus A350’s Price Tag Is 50% Less Than The Boeing 787’s?

The Airbus A350 cost roughly $15 billion to develop, compared to around $30–32 billion for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. This gap of about 50% reflects the development strategy rather than…