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Qantas’ Longest Flights In 2026: Inside Australia’s Ultra-Long-Haul Network
Many of the world's longest nonstop flights are from down under, with new ultra-long-haul routes coming in 2027 and 2028.
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Skift
Klook Withdraws U.S. IPO, Citing Market Conditions
Klook may have pulled its IPO, but the pitch hasn’t changed. Experiences are still one of the least digitized parts of travel, and that’s a lot of runway. The catch? Viator, GetYourGuide and the OTAs…
Skift
UK’s India Growth Plan Means Getting Travelers Out of London
The UK may not need to win many more Indian travelers so much as encourage the ones it gets already beyond London. With 94% of direct seats landing in the capital, a $2 billion visitor-spend target by…
Simple Flying
Why The Boom Overture Will Be The 1st Supersonic Jet With Affordable Flights
With a booming passenger market, increasing premium demand, and access to modern technology and designs, the Overture will be more affordable to fly.
Simple Flying
United Airlines Unveils 5 New Nonstop Routes: See Full List Now
United is teaming up with Air Canada to give flyers more choices.
Simple Flying
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh: How The World’s Largest Fly-In Runs The Busiest Tower On Earth
Discover how America's aviation heritage, from the Wright brothers to WWII, helped shape the enduring passion celebrated at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
Simple Flying
“Fight, Not Flight”: Exotic Bird Attacks Passengers Inside Chicago O’Hare Terminal
Workers chased the feisty intruder across the check-in area until one employee captured it in her shirt and sought veterinary care.
Simple Flying
Bonus Depreciation Is Back: How A US Tax Change Is Fueling Private Jet Sales
Honeywell forecasts 8,500 new business jet deliveries worldwide between 2025 and 2034.
Simple Flying
Beechcraft Bonanza: How One Airplane Stayed In Production Since 1947
The loyal support base allowed the Bonanza to remain in production for longer than it should have.
Simple Flying
Why Concorde's Drooping Nose Will Be Nearly Impossible To Replicate On A Modern Jet
The nose of the Concorde may be the most recognizable feature of the classic jet. Today, such a design is near enough impossible to recreate, but why?
Simple Flying
How Much Does It Cost To Fly Private In The US In 2026?
Exploring the continuously rising demand for private aviation in 2026.
Simple Flying
Why The A-10 Warthog's Rescue Of A Downed F-15E Pilot Forced The US Air Force To Reverse Its Retirement
The US Air Force both wants to keep the Warthog in service for four more years and slash its A-10 fleet in half in Fiscal 2027.
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Emirates Passengers Stranded 17 Hours In Delhi After Bird Strike Damages Boeing 777’s Nose Cone
The aircraft returned to Dubai the following morning.
Simple Flying
United Airlines CEO Says American’s Firing Felt Like “Betrayal,” But Made Him “Better”
After an abrupt ouster, Scott Kirby called a United board member and set out to prove himself while reshaping the carrier.
Simple Flying
Airbus A220 Cabin Explained: 5 Features Passengers Notice Onboard
Bright, spacious cabins are defining a new era of narrowbody comfort.
Simple Flying
Harry Reid International Airport Closes 2 Runways After Private Jet Aborts Takeoff, Veers Off
A Dassault Falcon 50, registration N200SG, veered off the runway at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport on October 18, closing two runways.
Simple Flying
Flight Cuts: Delta Air Lines Set To Pause Premium Transcon Route While American Stays Daily
The carrier will suspend flights between the Big Apple and Orange County after just bringing them back five months ago.
One Mile at a Time
Chase Sapphire Reserve Authorized User Cost & Benefits: Worth It?
Adding authorized users to the Chase Sapphire Reserve costs extra, but they get lounge access and travel protections. Here's what they do and don't receive, and how the Preferred compares.
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How To Reinstate Expired American AAdvantage Miles Without Paying A Fortune
My dad's 141,977 AAdvantage miles expired, and American wanted $1,000 to reinstate them. Then I learned about a much cheaper challenge that gets the miles back.
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Amidst Ineos rumours, Movistar agrees contract termination for Javier Romo
Movistar has announced that the Spanish WorldTeam and Javier Romo are parting ways two years before his contract was due to run out in 2028."Movistar Team and Javier Romo are parting ways after reachi…