UK route as it evolved from tiny biplanes hopping 31 stops to large jetliners soon flying nonstop.

The luxury of the Golden Age of air travel is still alive and well in the first-class cabins of the world's leading airlines.

These aircraft will progressively replace Qantas’ Boeing 737s over the next 10 years. But the 737s are also getting a makeover, including enabling free Wi-Fi. The first refurbished aircraft is ...

These carried more people and further reduced travel time. Qantas introduced the Boeing 707 in 1959. Thanks to its more powerful jet engines, Qantas' 707 aircraft could carry up to 90 people and ...