Author: Karan Bhatta

In a significant development in global military rankings, India has overtaken China to claim the position of the third most powerful air force worldwide in the latest World Directory of Modern Military Aircraft (WDMMA) data, covering 103 nations and 129 air services.

Emirates (EK) is set to strengthen its footprint in the UK by doubling its Airbus A380 services to London Gatwick (LGW) from next summer.

All across the U.S., bargain-hunters are turning to flight calendars with renewed hope. Airlines such as Delta Air Lines (DL) and American Airlines (AA) show deep fare drops weeks before holidays.

Travelers are in for a treat this October as Singapore Airlines (SQ) and its low-cost subsidiary Scoot Airlines (TR) unveil over 380,000 discounted airfares under the 2025 Time To Fly travel fair.

Major Chinese airlines have urged the Trump administration to abandon a proposed ban preventing them from flying over Russian airspace on routes to and from the United States

Qantas (QF) and its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar (JQ) are ramping up their presence in New Zealand, signaling a deeper strategic expansion beyond the Trans-Tasman market.

Outgoing US Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin (USAF) was honored in a retirement ceremony on Friday at the service’s headquarters hangar in Joint Base Andrews (ADW).

Rolls-Royce has completed all certification testing for its latest business jet engine, the Pearl 10X, marking a major step toward approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

Let’s count down the ten worst airlines for customer satisfaction in 2025, starting with number 10.

The world’s low-cost carriers (LCCs) have reshaped air travel, connecting millions of passengers across continents at affordable prices.