As Boeing and the FAA feverishly work together to get the 737 MAX recertified, American Airlines has taken a very hopeful stance.

ATR has finally authorized the launch of a new 50-seater variant, dubbed the ATR 42-600S (with the S standing for Short Take-Off and Landing).

It's not every day you see a catering cart spinning around wildly on the ramp.

Thomas Cook Group has ceased trading on the London Stock Exchange, resulting in the all flight and vacation bookings being cancelled with immediate effect.

SAS has lifted the veil off its virtual A350, showcasing the airline's newest livery. The update represents the airline's first change in the last 21 years.

Trinidad and Tobago's Finance Minister has announced that Caribbean Airlines will be extending the leases on its present 737-800s.

As Boeing continues to grapple with new software problems on its 737 MAX line, Ryanair has started taking pre-emptive action of its own.

Researchers have developed an avionics system which can take visual and infrared data to determine where the runway is and then autonomously land the plane.

A retired Malaysia Airlines captain has offered a rebuttal to counter the Malaysia's Defense Minister's warning after delayed flight.

Take a sneak peak at British Airways' A350 Club Suite (business) and World Traveller Plus (premium economy) cabins.

American Airlines has officially released a timetable detailing the final flights of its MD-80 fleet scheduled for September 3rd and 4th, 2019.

Surinam Airways has started finalizing the process of replacing its aging Airbus A340 with a Boeing 777-200ER as a temporary measure.