Alaska Airlines flight attendants hospitalized, flight diverted due to strange odor
Alaska Airlines flight attendants reported feeling ill after an unidentifiable odor was detected in a cabin, causing a diversion prior to hospitalization.
Boeing strikes tentative labor deal with union representing over 32K workers
Negotiators for Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) labor union reached a tentative agreement that includes wage increases and more.
Boeing faces strike of about 32,000 workers
Boeing is facing yet another challenge as 32,000 members of the IAM union are threatening to strike this month if a deal isn't reached on a new contract with the company.
Jeff Bezos' new $80 million ride
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos reportedly got himself a new ride: a Gulfstream G700. Business Insider reported he acquired the aircraft.
United Airlines flight diverted to Memphis over 'severe turbulence' that left 7 injured
A United Airlines Boeing plane heading from Mexico to Chicago was forced to land in Memphis after it encountered "severe turbulence" over Louisiana.
Airline CEO wants airports to cap passengers at 2 alcoholic drinks to limit on-board disruptions
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said in a recent interview that airports should institute a two-drink limit on alcoholic beverages for flyers.
Former Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to kill plane engines says he wants to fly again
The former Alaska Airlines pilot, who attempted to turn off the engines of a passenger airplane mid-flight due to a drug-induced confusion, is starting a non-profit for pilots with mental health issues.
Boeing faces another headwind after LATAM Airlines plunge
Boeing has an assembly issue with 787 Dreamliners and the FAA is forcing the company to address it. It marks yet another woe for the embattled aerospace giant.
Alaska Air, Hawaiian Airlines merger clears DOJ hurdle. Will it benefit flyers?
Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Air Group attempting to merge. Though JetBlue and Spirit's deal fell through, these carriers may have a chance and it could benefit travelers.
331 Swiss International passengers get stranded 20 hours in Kazakhstan after plane goes off runway
Passengers aboard a Swiss International Air Lines flight from over the weekend experienced a nearly day-long delay after a failed takeoff following a "stopover."
Turbulence is rising. Mandating a seatbelt might not be the answer, pilot says
Turbulence has increased over the past few decades, according to industry experts. It has made some people question whether seat belt rules need to change.
Boeing gets $2.5 billion Air Force contract for new airborne warning and control aircraft
The Air Force and Boeing announced that they reached agreement on a $2.56 billion contract to develop two prototype E-7A Wedgetail airborne early warning and control aircraft.
Delta plane turns around over Atlantic following lightning strike
A Delta Airbus A330 plane that was heading from Boston to Rome turned back around after "encountering lightning," the airline tells FOX Business.
Boeing names Kelly Ortberg as new CEO
Boeing named aerospace industry veteran Robert "Kelly" Ortberg as its new CEO as the airplane manufacturer seeks to rebuild trust with regulators and the public.
US investigating Delta with an 'eye toward accountability,' Pete Buttigieg says
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses the investigation into Delta Air Lines following the CrowdStrike outage.
FAA probing low-flying Southwest Airlines Boeing flight over Florida
Federal investigators have announced that they are looking into a Southwest Airlines flight following safety concerns after it flew too low before landing.
Utah man turns his fear of flying into a business he hopes will take off
A Utah man who struggles with aerophobia created "Flight Deck: Fear Of Flying Flash Cards" after making information-filled cards for himself to help alleviate his fear of flying.
Boeing 'fighting through challenges' that have delayed new Air Force One planes
Boeing says it's "fighting through challenges" related to the complexity of the two new Air Force One jets have been delayed from late 2024 to 2027 and 2028.
What is CrowdStrike, the company linked to the global tech outage?
CrowdStrike is an American cybersecurity firm based out of Austin, Texas. It was founded by George Kurtz in 2012 through a $26 million Series A round.
JetBlue passenger sues airline, alleges she was left with 'disfiguring burns' after hot tea was spilled on her
A disgruntled JetBlue passenger is suing the airline after claiming she was left with "disfiguring burns" after a flight attendant spilled hot tea on her.