The Boeing 777-300ER entered commercial service with Air France in May 2004, and just like the 777-200ER before it, the aircraft had an extended range, enabling it to operate long ...

Remembering Ilyushin Il-86, "Camber," its NATO code name, or “Airbusky,” pejoratively called by Western observers.

The Russian Federation has formally requested the United States of America to reconsider the restrictions imposed on Aeroflot, the Russian national carrier. This was announced by Russian Foreign ...

Emirates is set to introduce its newest Airbus A380 aircraft, featuring its latest cabin designs, to Manchester and Milan. The newly retrofitted A380s will begin flights from Dubai International ...

American Airlines officially completed its acquisition of Trans World Airlines and became the world’s largest airline on this day in 2001. Here is a quiz on some airlines in the world ...

Airbus has selected VAS Aero Services for the teardown of three A380 aircraft, two of which were previously operated by Lufthansa and one by Malaysia Airlines. According to VAS, used serviceable ...

In 1994, a routine flight turned into a fatal nosedive—all because of one decision in the cockpit. The final moments were recorded. Trump Targets Fraud Threat with Executive Order What Salary ...

With the introduction of Emirates’ newly retrofitted A380 to Manchester, the airline will expand its Premium Economy, offering nearly 5,000 weekly seats in and out of the UK from June.

Emirates, one of the UAE’s flagship carriers, have returned their oldest Airbus A380-861 to passenger service after 5 years of inactivity. The aircraft was originally built in February 2006, but put ...

Aeroflot Group has 78 Superjets. “Among other things, it helped us boost flying hours [with the Superjet] by 50%,” says Aleksandrovsky, adding that the aircraft achieved average loads of 90%.

But I was flying on an Airbus A380-800, the world's largest commercial aircraft, and it had some very comfortable seats — even in economy. My seat, which was 19 inches wide, felt surprisingly ...