Why Most Airlines Still Let a Pilot Sit Alone in the Cockpit
US airlines always keep two people in the cockpit. Most of the world doesn't — and deliberate crashes suggest...
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Why the Airbus A380 Refuses to Retire — and What (and Who) Could Finally Ground It
189 Airbus A380s still fly worldwide as Boeing 777-9 delays keep them airborne — but Qantas is retiring early...
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Dallas/Fort Worth's New Terminal F Joins America's Quiet Glass Jetway Revolution
DFW's new Terminal F opens in 2027 with possible glass jetways — the design US fire codes blocked for decades....
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airBaltic Turns 31: From One Saab 340 to 70 Destinations Out of Riga
airBaltic marks 31 years since its first Riga-Stockholm flight — now 70+ destinations, three Baltic capitals c...
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United's App Now Keeps a Personal Logbook of Every Flight You've Taken With Them
United's app now logs every flight you've taken with the airline, including aircraft types, miles and liveries...
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Where A380 Crew Actually Sleep: The Hidden Third Deck Passengers Never See
Inside the hidden crew rest compartments of the Airbus A380 — bunks below the cargo hold, capsule-style sleep...
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The SR-71 Flight That Landed Before It Took Off — And Why No Airliner Could Repeat It
How an SR-71 Blackbird flew from Okinawa to California and landed 17.5 hours before it departed — and why no c...
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Sydney's Curfew-Free Second Airport Opens This Month — And Airlines Are Racing In
Western Sydney International opens October 26 as Australia's first new major airport in 50 years — curfew-free...
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Dominican Republic gears up its skies: new weather radars and airport upgrades explained
New weather radars, a modern control tower and radar upgrades at Punta Cana, Puerto Plata and Cibao: how the D...
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Pope Leo XIV Spent Half an Hour in an Air France A321 Cockpit — And Blessed Fighter Pilots by Radio
Pope Leo XIV visited the cockpit of an Air France A321 during a flight from Lourdes to Metz, blessing cabin cr...
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Nervous flyer? A psychologist explains why one scary flight shouldn't ground you
After a hijack attempt on a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight, an aviation psychologist explains why fear of flying rarely...
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Singapore Airlines Teases a November Reveal — and In-Flight Dining Comes First
Singapore Airlines will unveil an upgraded travel experience in November, starting with 100+ new dishes, new w...
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