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Monday's flight from Adelaide to Perth was Qantas' fifth turned-around flight of 2023 so far.

The first Boeing 747 rolled off the assembly line in 1969, the world’s first jumbo jet. Its massive, two-story fuselage was instantly recognizable and its 6,000+ mile range redefined the term jet-set.  The 747 model has been used as Air Force One since 1990. The plane costs more than $400 million new.

The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered airlines to pause all domestic departures in the US until 9AM Eastern time while its restoring its Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) system..

The saga regarding Lufthansa's interest in ITA Airways appears to have taken another twist. In a move that strongly hints at increased cooperation between the German and Italian flag carriers going forward, ITA Airways flights are now on sale on Lufthansa's website. Let's take a closer look at what this development, with thanks to Simple Flying reader Maximillian Passman for the story tip, might mean. Unexpectedly on sale? News of this development began arising in the Ger...

Mexico’s airline industry in 2022 – a complex story. Let’s take a look at the ups and downs in the North American country this year.

Southwest Airlines continues to grapple with issues nationwide, with 2,509 flights, 62% of the airline's planned flights, already canceled for Wednesday, according to flight tracking website FlightAware.

Southwest Airlines continues to grapple with issues nationwide, with 2,509 flights, 62% of the airline's planned flights, already canceled for Wednesday, according to flight tracking website FlightAware.

The national carrier retired its sixth and final Airbus A380 and it’ll be in long-term storage in France.

Singapore Airlines has officially announced a ban on emotional support animals on all of their aircraft from April moving forward. 

5G deployment began in January and, within days, pilots began reporting instances of aircraft system interference.