Australia’s Qantas on Friday announced it was cutting its order for Boeing 787 jets by one.
Australia’s competition watchdog on Thursday gave Qantas and Emirates Airlines permission to launch their global alliance.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt boards a plane for Morocco, a fire on the deck of carrier USS Enterprise kills 27 sailors, and more…
Qantas has been fined $100,000 by the US Department of Transportation for inadequately disclosing checked baggage fees on its website.
The Boeing 787 Dream Tour plane must soon return to the Boeing test fleet, but not before one last leg of its worldwide roadshow takes it through Australia, New Zealand, Uzbekistan and Morocco in late May and early June.
“Houston, we have a problem.” Also, Republic Airways says it will dump the Midwest brand in favor of Frontier, Apollo an AeroUnion Airbus A300 crashes in Mexico, the Bremen makes the first westbound transatlantic crossing, and more…
New report reveals JFK workers are committing 200 thefts daily, the KC-46 tanker is already running late, Ameican CEO Tom Horton sits down for an AP interview, and more…
Steve Fossett becomes the first person to fly solo around the world without refueling, the crashes of United Flight 585, Turkish Flight 981, Mohawk Flight 405 and a Canadian Pacific Airlines Comet. Qantas flies to Tokyo, NACA is born and more.
Delta and Southwest planes get into separate fender benders, while Qantas passengers are forced to deplane via forklift, and more..
TSA officials now say procedures were not followed when two elderly women were strip searched, a review of the world’s longest economy class flight, Airbus and Boeing both have issues with their largest jets, and more…
