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A BOEING Pilot was forced to make a return to the airport after a foul smell from a broken toilet filled the entire cabin.United Airlines flight 59, s

Emirates spices up Easter with special treats and movies on flights. Meanwhile, a ground vehicle incident in Moscow delays a Dubai flight, showing the airline's safety focus.

In another troubling incident for United Airlines, a Boeing 787-10 operated by the airline made an emergency landing at New York Stewart International Airport

In view of a surge in international air travel and competition from foreign airlines, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, the country's national carrier, is all set to execute a decade-long ambitious plan that involves purchasing at least 26 new aircraft and route expansion. Biman's fleet would grow from existing 21 to 47 aircraft by 2034, marking a 122% growth, according to the new

Airbus originally built its mammoth aircraft called the BelugaST "Super Transporter" to support the assembly of its line of commercial airplanes.

A Colorado startup's vision of the next supersonic passenger airliner is a Mach 1.7 jet called the Overture, and its first prototype just took flight.

A Colorado startup's vision of the next supersonic passenger airliner is a Mach 1.7 jet called the Overture, and its first prototype just took flight.

Qatar Airways plans to fly the Airbus A380 for at least two more years, according to its new CEO.The reason comes down to demand, operating congestion, and

In an era where aerial combat and national security are continuously evolving, the F-35 Lightning II stands as a testament to Lockheed Martin's advanced aeronautical prowess. With a hefty investment rounding up to $1.7 trillion, this stealth fighter jet has taken its position as a pivotal asset for the U.S. and Italian militaries, among other…

The bosses of Southwest and United were among those to say at a conference that Boeing's issues are filtering down to their future plans.