As Caribbean Airlines expands its presence within the Caribbean, some of their previously mentioned plans appear to be in the works.

On January 8, a Japan Air Commuter aircraft landing at Amami Airport veered off the runway and onto the grassy field shortly after.

United has completed retrofitting Polaris seats on its first Boeing 787-8 and is in the process of upgrading their first 787-9.

A Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737-800 has crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran, Iran.

Bahamasair's fleet of 737-500s has been banned from the U.S. after the airline failed to meet the deadline to install surveillance equipment required by the FAA.

Aircalin has been forced to return one of its brand new A330neos to Airbus after several complaints by crew members and passengers of "smelly socks".

Curacao-based Jetair Caribbean has finally received its AOC (air operator's certificate) from the Curacao Civil Aviation Authority (CCAA).

El Al says good bye to the Boeing 747. To celebrate, they "drew" a picture of a 747, which could be seen on sites like FlightAware and FlightRadar24.

Southwest Airlines has also joined American and Air Canada by once again revising the re-introduction date of its Boeing 737 MAX fleet.

Air Canada will no longer address passenger by the familiar phrase "ladies and gentlemen" but will opt for the more generic term "everybody".