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United Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Cockpit Screens Shut Down
A United Airlines flight was diverted Thursday evening after the plane suffered a series of technical issues, including a pair of cockpit screens that shut

Flight Attendant Hospitalized With Measles
Amidst growing concern over a worldwide measles outbreak, a flight attendant for Israeli national carrier El Al has contracted the disease. The woman, said to

Qantas Flight Attendant Loses Unfair Dismissal Case
A flight attendant who was fired for drinking a quarter-bottle of vodka during a flight has lost her appeal. The unidentified woman, a flight attendant
Virgin Atlantic Swaps Flying Lady For Flying Icons
Virgin Atlantic Swaps Flying Lady For Flying Icons Virgin Atlantic has announced that it is swapping its Flying Lady for an entirely new set of

Virgin Atlantic Replacing Iconic Emblem
For decades she was considered an iconic, powerful emblem for an ambitious startup that turned into one of the strongest airlines in the world. Now

Delta Virgin Atlantic Serve Boston, New York JFK and London Gatwick
WHY IT RATES: London-Gatwick will be the eighth nonstop trans-Atlantic destination from Boston on Delta and its partners, who together offer up to 13 daily

American Airlines Launches Nonstop Service Between Los Angeles, Louisville
American Airlines’ daily nonstop service between Los Angeles (LAX) and Louisville, Kentucky begins this week, marking the carrier’s first nonstop route between Louisville and the

New York City’s JFK Airport Closing One Runway for Reconstruction
Travelers flying in and out of New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport should be aware that one of four runways at the facility

Frontier Airlines Giving Away Dream Vacation to LEGOLAND Florida Resort
To celebrate Frontier Airlines’ popular

MAX Inspectors Were Not Trained Properly According to Whistleblowers
Safety inspectors at the Federal Aviation Administration who were involved with approving the Boeing 737 MAX may have lacked proper training and certifications, according to
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