The Country Where Planes Drive on Streets: A Strange Reality

The Country Where Planes Drive on Streets: A Strange Reality

Discover the bizarre world where people park airplanes in their garages and drive them down residential streets like everyday cars

9/11 Attack: An Eyewitness Account of That Horrific Day from the Streets of New York

NATS Grounds Nearly 2,000 UK Flights in Third System Failure Since 2023 — Airlines Demand Chief's Resignation

India Set to Become Global Ship Leasing & Finance Hub: Sonowal

Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal highlights India's push to become a global maritime hub for ship leasing, ownership, and financing at GIFT City.

GE Aerospace's $11.75 Billion Bet on Its Own Castings Supplier

Joby Aviation Starts Its First US Air Taxi Flights Under Federal Pilot Program in Texas

United 767 Bound for Newark Squawks 7700 Over the Channel, Diverts to Heathrow

A United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER flying from Nice to Newark declared a general emergency over the English Channel on September 9 and diverted to London Heathrow, where it landed safely.

Frontier Cuts Diamond Threshold 25%, Then Slashes Mileage Earning Up to 90% on Basic Fares

Frontier Airlines lowered its top Elite Diamond status requirement from 100,000 to 75,000 points, but paired the move with earning-rate cuts of up to 90% on Basic fares and new fees for perks elites once got for free.

JetBlue Unveils BlueFirst — a Domestic First Class With 7 Inches More Legroom and No Change Fees

Mexico's ASUR Closes $992 Million Deal for 20 Airports Across Brazil, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Curaçao

ASUR has closed its roughly $992 million acquisition of Motiva's airport interests, adding 20 airports and about 45 million annual passengers to its network in one of the largest airport ownership shifts in Latin America this year.

TSA's New "Gateside" Program Lets Non-Fliers Past Security at 13 Airports