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Striking Air Canada Flight Attendants' Union Told Labor Relations Board To Suck It And Reached A Deal Anyway
This marks a major win for the flight attendants and workers in general.
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Boeing Is Quietly Building Self-Piloting Submarines: Here's Why
The aerospace manufacturing giant makes more than just planes. Among its many projects, it has developed a line of autonomous uncrewed underwater vehicles.
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Man Scammed Out Of $17,000 After Calling United Airlines Customer Service
United Airlines is investigating the incident, and the victim hopes that the airline will cover the lost $17,000.
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How Boeing's Supersonic Dream Jet Spent Years In A Florida Swamp
Boeing's planned faster-than-sound jet never took to the sky. Its years in a Florida swamp are just part of a long saga that twice took it across the U.S.
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The Night Boeing's 747 Secrets Walked Out Of A Paris Restaurant Tucked In Napkins
In a scene like something out of a spy novel, Boeing's chief engineer sat down with Soviets one evening in Paris. They left with key information about the 747.
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4 Things Passengers Can't Do While An RV Is Being Driven
Before you go on a road trip in a RV with loved ones, you may want to check the laws of the road. Here are four things passengers can't do in a moving RV.
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What Happens To Old Boeing Planes After Retirement?
Boeing planes may be a common sight in the sky, but they all reach retirement age eventually. Here are some of the ways those old planes are treated afterward.
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Why The US Military Still Flies The Boeing 707
The Boeing 707 was revolutionary as the first successful jet airliner outside of the Soviet Union, but nowadays, there's far better technology out there.
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Why The US Won't Ditch Boeing For An Airbus Air Force One
With all the problems Boeing has been having making the new Air Force One planes, you might think the U.S. would turn to Airbus. Here are the reasons it can't.
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What Happened To The Aston Martin Powerboat?
The Aston Martin powerboat came on the market in 2017 as an incredibly expensive and exclusive luxury vessel. Here's what happened to the high-end boat.
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Why The F-22's Exhaust Looks So Different From Other Fighter Jets
The first thing that onlookers at air shows notice about the F-22 Raptor is the shape of its exhaust nozzle.
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Pilot Detained At A Chilean Military Base In Antarctica Finally Cuts Deal To Leave, All For Children's Cancer Research
20-year-old American pilot Ethan Guo has finally settled his legal dispute with the Chilean government.
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Spirit Airlines Might Not Survive The Next 12 Months
The demise of the low-cost carrier could have detrimental effects for airline passengers, whether or not they have ever flown on a canary yellow plane.
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747-Sized Drone Flies For Three Days On Solar Power Alone
Skydweller Aero's stated goal is to eventually achieve "perpetual" flight, in which the drone would only have to land once it needs maintenance.
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Snack On Crunchyroll Anime On Your Next Delta Flight
Delta will soon bring anime to the skies, courtesy of Crunchyroll.
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Here's Why The Boeing 757 Got The Nickname 'Atari Ferrari'
The Boeing 757 was a favorite among pilots, who dubbed it the "Atari Ferrari." Learn the specs behind this aircraft and how it got its nickname.
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Ships Carrying Chinese Cars Aren't Being Targeted By Houthi Militia
This almost certainly means that China cut a back-channel deal with the Houthis, either directly or through their main sponsor, Iran.
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Southwest Airlines Leaves Two Blind Passengers Behind At Gate
While airlines can constantly mishandle luggage, they usually have the decency not to forget the passengers who arrive on time at the gate.
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Denver Airport Might Build Nuclear Reactor, Likely Fueling Further Conspiracy Theories
Denver's mayor and the airport CEO announced a $1.25 million feasibility study to see if the nuclear option is viable for satisfying DIA's growing energy demand
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Why Does The Airbus A340 Have Four Small Engines Instead Of Two Bigger Ones?
Most large jets today are powered by two big engines, and they seem to get from place to place just fine. So why does the Airbus 340 have four smaller ones?
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Boeing 777X Inches Towards Certification With First New Plane Flight In Five Years
It's probably not a coincidence that Boeing also announced that Cathay Pacific ordered an additional 14 of the aircraft once it's ready for delivery.
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Driverless Test Train Already Carrying Passengers And Stopping For Sheep
A Czech road and rail technology company has been testing a driverless train along a rural 15-mile route between two towns since April.
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Plane Cabin Fills With Toxic Smoke As Power Bank Catches Fire Over The Ocean, Hours Away From Landing
Luckily a flight attendant put out the portable phone charger fire pretty quickly with an extinguisher, and the flight continued on to its destination.
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America's Deadliest Railroad Sued Over Expansion Plans For Tracks It Doesn't Own
Florida East Coast Railway filed a lawsuit against Brightline for allegedly violating a contract agreement between the two companies.
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New Zealand Air Force Pulls Off Daring Winter Rescue From Antarctica's McMurdo Station
Kiwis may be flightless birds, but they pulled this one off.
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Sweden Forced To Deal With 747 That Used To Be A Hotel It Doesn't Want
After filing for bankruptcy the plane-hotel never found a new buyer, dumping the rusting aircraft into the care of Sweden's airport authority.
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Plane Stolen Twice In One Week Begs The Question: Just How Easy Is It To Steal A Plane?
A single Cessna 172 was stolen twice over the past week from two general aviation airports in Southern California.
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