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Boeing 737 MAX to Offer 7 Percent Operating Cost Advantage Over Airbus A320NEO, Manufacturer Says

Boeing has announced its intentions to update the engines of the current 737 airliner and launch a new line of jets dubbed the 737 MAX family.

by Brandon Farris

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Dallas to Tempe: ‘Yes, Yes, I Will!’: American Airlines and US Airways FINALLY Announce Merger

American Airlines and US Airways today announced their intention to merge, ending months—if not years—of rumor and speculation. The move will create the world’s largest airline.

by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren

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Southwest's first Boeing 737-800 N8301J Warrior One, taxis to its welcoming party.

Rough Luv: Two Southwest Birds Clip Wings in Detroit

Two Southwest 737s clip wings while pushing back from their gates at Detroit Metro Airport.

by Jason Rabinowitz

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UPDATE x2: Will They Stay or Will They Go? The Saga of Evergreen International Airlines

Multiple published reports have indicated that Evergreen International Airlines will be shutting down its operations at the end of the month. At least publicly however, Evergreen states that the rumors of its demise have been ...

by Ben Granucci

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Developing: Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 Crashes South of Borneo

Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501, an Airbus A320, has crashed in the Java Sea, southwest of Borneo.

by NYCAviation Staff

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Boeing 737 MAX to Offer 7 Percent Operating Cost Advantage Over Airbus A320NEO, Manufacturer Says

Dallas to Tempe: ‘Yes, Yes, I Will!’: American Airlines and US Airways FINALLY Announce Merger

Rough Luv: Two Southwest Birds Clip Wings in Detroit

UPDATE x2: Will They Stay or Will They Go? The Saga of Evergreen International Airlines

Developing: Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 Crashes South of Borneo

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