American Airlines has announced that it plans to increase premium seating across its narrowbody fleet from an average of 25% to 40%.

Almost 10 years later, American Airlines has backtracked on its decision, announcing that it will once again install seatback displays across its fleet of narrowbody aircraft.

Air France is expanding its Caribbean network, announcing flights to Panama City from Guadeloupe.

Using just $5 worth of electricity, Heart Aerospace was able to complete its first flight of its experimental all-electric X1 demonstrator aircraft, flying for 27 minutes and reaching an altitude of 1,100 feet.

The FAA has relaxed aircraft arrival limits at SFO, and will allow up to 42 arrivals per hour by the end of August 2026.

American Airlines is finally retrofitting its tired, worn-out Boeing 777-300ER cabins, and the first updated aircraft may enter service within the next few weeks.

The Pyrmont Curaçao, Marriott's first all-inclusive resort is coming to Curaçao in November 2026.

RIU Hotels & Resorts has reopened the doors of the iconic Hotel Riu Palace Aruba following a comprehensive renovation of its facilities.

Lufthansa will now charge most business class customers flying on their Airbus A380s an additional fee if they want to sit at a window seat.

Beond has announced a significant shift, with plans to move the bulk of its connections to the Red Sea International Airport (RSI) in Saudi Arabia.

More than 20 Chinese fans were denied boarding a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok to Beijing after they breached the jet bridge checkpoint in order to follow two celebrities on board.

It’s official, Boeing has been granted an amended type certificate for the Boeing 737 MAX 7. Following almost a decade of work, the certification process finally came to a close, paving the way for the entry of the new aircraft sub-type.