The United States maintains one of the world’s most capable long-range bomber forces, anchored by two aircraft that reflect very different design philosophies and operational roles.
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Passenger uses a curling iron on a Delta Comfort+ flight, raising questions about device rules, safety, and crew discretion.
As of December 2025, the airlines with the largest fleets include a mix of U.S., Chinese, European, and Middle Eastern carriers, reflecting the global spread of air travel.
United States carriers entered 2026 facing mixed operational conditions, but Spirit Airlines (NK) has emerged as a clear outlier in reliability performance.
Frontier Airlines (F9) has moved to strictly enforce sick leave rules for flight attendants as flu and respiratory illnesses surge across the United States.
The United States will celebrate its 250th anniversary, the FIFA World Cup will take over stadiums across North America, and several new attractions will open across the region.
American Airlines held its Los Angeles to Sydney flight, reassigned gates, and covered a new ticket so a delayed traveler could reach the funeral of Rabbi Eli Schlanger after the Bondi Beach terror attack.
A major carrier has emerged as a focal point in the debate over airline punctuality, as new performance figures raise questions about Delta Air Lines (DL) and its long-held reputation for reliability.
The United States has approved the Foreign Military Sales deal, clearing Israel to receive up to 50 Boeing F-15IA fighter jets, with the program connected to operations out of Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) and aviation stakeholders, including El Al Israel Airlines (LY).
United States aviation records linked to an investigative journalist have surfaced in newly released Epstein-related court files, raising questions about how commercial airline data was gathered during a federal investigation.