The US dispatched four B-1B Lancers, two B-2 Spirit Stealth Bombers and four F-15C Eagles in a training mission in the Indo-Pacific region, write Stephen Kuper.
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Three Irish academics say their research suggests that business class travel will bounce back when the pandemic is finally over.
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The final competition of DARPA’s AlphaDogfight Trials will see teams and audience members watch online as AI algorithms control simulated F-16s in aerial combat.
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The move follows an announcement by the airline that it may need to reduce staff numbers by up to a third because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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From pigs to shipping masks, hazmat suits, medical equipment, and even street-disinfecting vehicles, COVID-19 has radically reshaped the nature of cargo.
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The US carrier has come under fire in a Senate hearing on Tuesday, following its announcement to begin booking flights…
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The news comes after the IATA called last month for an end to in-flight physical distancing rules, proposing a range of more economical measures.
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University of Arizona professors Kacey Ernst and Paloma Beamer talk through what to consider if you want to fly while minimising risk.
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Watch documentaries and videos as Delta marks the final flight of its ‘Mad Dog’ McDonnell Douglas fleet.
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A series of technical failures with the Airbus A320neo jets powered by Pratt & Whitney engines brought major Indian operators IndiGo and GoAir under scrutiny last year.
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Almost 80 per cent of the commercial aircraft in the world have been grounded, and that’s a logistical nightmare for global freight shipping.
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The International Air Transport Association says that there are still large gaps in the financial aid needed to help airlines to survive.
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A Eurowings flight from Dusseldorf to Sardinia, carrying just two passengers, was forced to return home mid-air because its destination airport was closed due to a coronavirus lockdown.
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You might not realise it during your flight, but aeroplanes automatically feed data to meteorologists who use it to create weather forecasts.
McGill University’s John Gradek argues that the effects of the pandemic will last long beyond the current health crisis.
Airport COVID-19 testing stations have been set up in both Frankfurt and Munich, in partnership with Germany’s largest airline Lufthansa,…
Stephen Kuper discusses the significance of the US planning an APAC F-35 hub, and what this means for US-China relations.
The first Airbus A220 jet assembled at the Mobile plant in Alabama carried its maiden flight on 2 June. The aircraft is destined for the U.S. carrier Delta Air Lines.
The pandemic has forced school closures across America, but it’s also disrupting aviation training programs, vital to faciliating more gender diversity.
As the aviation business prepares for a long period of hibernation, can it really emerge as strong as it was before the coronavirus crisis set in?
