August 27, 2025
Delta Passenger Plans $20 Million Lawsuit After Flight Attendant Slap Incident
August 27, 2025
Russia Patents New Plane to Challenge Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner
August 26, 2025
Lufthansa’s Historic Lockheed Super Star Receives Its Wings in Frankfurt
August 26, 2025
PAN PAN Alert: Transavia Boeing 737 Turns Back to Amsterdam Due to Flight Control Problems
September 13, 2024
You Won’t Believe What New Aircraft The US Navy and Marines Are Buying in 2025!
September 13, 2024
F-22 Modernization Takes Center Stage as Raytheon Reacts to US Sixth-Gen Fighter Delay
September 13, 2024
Boeing Dreamlifter vs. Airbus BelugaXL: What is the Difference?
September 13, 2024
SpiceJet Shares Surge 5.5% on Carlyle Aviation Deal and Promoter Stake Sale Plan
September 13, 2024
Aircraft Flight Controls: The Simple Flying Guide to Mastering the Skies
September 13, 2024
NASA Starliner Faces New Setback: Uncrewed Return from ISS Set for Next Week

On August 26, 2025, news broke about a Delta Air Lines passenger who claims a flight attendant slapped him during a flight. The passenger, Mohammad Shibli, says the event left him feeling humiliated in front of his family. He now plans to sue the airline for $20 million. This amount equals one day of Delta’s profits. Shibli also wants the company to train all staff on Palestine sensitivity. Shibli was flying with his wife and two young children. The family was on Delta flight DL 561, traveling from Atlanta, Georgia, to Fresno, California, on July 29, 2025. The plane was … Read more

August 27, 2025
Russia Patents New Plane to Challenge Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner
Shivam modi
On August 22, 2025, Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) made big news. They got a patent for a new wide-body long-range aircraft. This plane is set to compete with Boeing’s 787-9 Dreamliner. The patent covers a family of planes designed for carrying passengers, bags, and extra cargo on long flights. These flights can go over oceans and remote areas. The new aircraft uses modern materials to make it better. It is built with polymer composite materials. These materials help reduce weight and improve fuel use. The plane can fly far without stopping. It aims to give airlines lower costs to … Read more

August 26, 2025
Lufthansa’s Historic Lockheed Super Star Receives Its Wings in Frankfurt
Shivam modi
On August 26, 2025, the wings of Lufthansa’s restored Lockheed L-1649A Super Star arrived in Frankfurt. This marks a big step in bringing back a piece of aviation history. The aircraft will soon be on display for all to see. Lufthansa fans and history buffs are excited about this event. The Super Star is a classic plane from the 1950s. It joined Lufthansa’s fleet in 1957. Back then, it was the first plane to offer the special Senator Class. This class gave passengers more comfort on long flights. The plane flew nonstop from Hamburg to New York. These trips could … Read more

September 13, 2024
NASA Starliner Faces New Setback: Uncrewed Return from ISS Set for Next Week
NASA has announced that Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft will return to Earth uncrewed from the International Space Station on September 6, 2024, due to technical issues. Originally planned as a crewed mission, problems with the spacecraft’s propulsion system led NASA to opt for an uncrewed return. The mission’s outcome will be crucial for the future of Boeing’s involvement in NASA’s Commercial Crew Program.

United Airlines to Open Massive 20,000 Square Feet Training Center Near Washington Dulles – What This Means for Travelers
United Airlines is opening a new 20,000-square-foot training center near Washington Dulles International Airport in early 2025. This state-of-the-art facility will enhance the airline’s safety standards, improve staff training, and support its growing operations on the East Coast, benefiting both passengers and the local economy.

Shocking Incident: Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER Flight Cancelled After Door Allegedly Opened Twice
An Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Los Angeles was canceled on August 22, 2024, after the pilot reported that the door of the Boeing 737-900ER opened twice during pre-flight checks. This article details the incident, the immediate response by Alaska Airlines, and the broader implications for the aviation industry.